The Recovering
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  • Reads 13
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 27m
Ongoing, First published Nov 21, 2020
It's been one hundred years since the out break occurred. Almost three generations of rebuilding of what was left of the world. I wasn't there personally but the old folks would sit down and tell the younger generations stories; gruesome stories about the out break. Or what it's called now, the Cleansing. It took less than a week to destroy everything. One week to rip family apart, with one bite at a time. The world as they knew it came crashing down like a tidal wave . A lot of people were killed, chewed on, and most of the time left behind with their existence; gone like one gentle breeze of the wind. But that couldn't stop humanity from rebuilding. It couldn't stop them from pushing forwarded and taking back what used to be theirs. So you must be wondering what happened after all those years? Obviously man kind survived. But to what extent? Read to find out more
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