Liberty City
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Ongoing, First published Jul 26, 2019
Mature
Liberty City is, or was the perfect town. Historical Colonial Homes, perfect parks, football and baseball games every weekend. Big forth of July celebrations. 

It was the town everyone dreamed of until, the Liberty City Bandits came. They separated the town into two parts, the gangs and bad kids in the west, and the good rich in the east.  

If you lived on one side, you were enemies with the other side or as you would call them, West Sider or the East Sider. You could never be both. 

Now our story starts with the tragic death of our very own Madam Megan Summers. The richest, East Sider everyone hated. She lived in that one castle on the hill everyone avoided. She was the mother of two beautiful girls, the rudest twins, Ashley and Evelyn Summers. Married to Mayor Adam Summers. 

When everyone heard about it everyone just assumed it was the West side Bandits taking a step up from drug. 

But would if it was an someone you'd least expect.  Find out in Liberty City.
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