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Ongoing, First published Aug 11, 2014
by Amy Zerbst

It's a normal day, right? Sun is shining, birds chirping, money in my pocket. Life was good. That is, until everything electric quits suddenly, cars shorting out, you know, normal stuff. But wait! It gets even better! My parents die in front of my eyes. All of a sudden, I'm thrown into a world with a position I never thought of holding. But we all know how the happy moments are always ruined by betrayal or killings. Yeah, I have a tough road ahead of me. 

Amy Zerbst is a 15 year old girl, thrown into unbelievable circumstances and forced to deal with much grief and people looking up to her. Betrayed by many, loved by friends, can she survive? Or will she give up, subjecting the now abandoned U.S.A. To a future of destruction?
"I doubt they'll be much trouble for us, but we need to be sure. We don't need any threats to our plans. Just add a little more security for now; then, when the time comes, we WILL take care of them."
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