dangerous
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Dangerous is a story that takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where the air is filled with highly toxic gas as a result of a bomb testing going very wrong in. you follow two siblings 18 year old Keegan and 16 year old Cammy effected deeply by the bomb the whole state of California was told to evacuate no one knew how bad it would get keegan and Cammy where one of the few to not make it out the state and are now left to fend for themselves and find a better place but it wont be a easy ride
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