The Unforgiving Truth (Recently Changed Title~ Used To Be "The Uprising~"))
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Last published Thu, Aug 6, 2015
After technology advances, the government
becomes very strict. Poor villages and their
inhabitants are destroyed because the
government sees them as evidence of top
secret information. One little boy makes it out.
After surviving being hunted, he finds a girl
that follows him around. After finding out she
is a high up government official's daughter......
Read the story to find out..... I'm so evil.
The title and maybe the cover will change later on!
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