Earth After Earth

Earth After Earth

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I want to go back that's all. "But you can't. And that's decided." Decided by whom I asked "God." You mean the most powerful being ever,the creator right?Why would... "No, God the creator of this game which you are a part of Akira" ∆∆∆ Mom is disowning me . Dad is amnesiac. Friends are betrayal. Admist this a love blooms in the heart of three survivors. The only reason they have to do this is to repay a debt ,to revive humanity and to know that there is no planet beter than Earth. Will they succed in their mission? To know the story ,let's unwrap this book.
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