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Code V: The Virus

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Zion and Wynter, two girls with different lives yet are completely the same. Far into the future when technology is so advanced that it is implanted in everyone's brain. Until the day a virus is let loose. All around the world people are going crazy and glitching out. Can a rich girl with a loose circuit, and a street urchin with a leather jacket work together to save what's left of humanity? One can only hope.

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