One Survivor
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Some us fantasize that one day there'll be an apocalypse and it'll be okay because we read the books and know how to handle it. We were wrong. We were so fucking wrong.
2040, twenty years into the future the people were trying to find a cure for illnesses, when testing the cure it created something that made people... different. As if all senses in the body began to multiply, turning them into something we feared.
Ava Wills was orphaned during the apocalypse and has to try and find ways to survive, one fifteen-year-old girl against the rest of the world. Why not?
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