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We Can Change Tomorrow

theofficialzhang

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Reads 49
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Parts 13
Time 1h 32m

theofficialzhang

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"Our choices today can affect the future of tomorrow and we can change that."

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"Okay...so how did that cause this catastrophe to occur?"

I bite my lip and wince. "Since there weren't enough resources for everyone, the World Alliance or you call it the United Nations, got together to discuss the matter. It was a difficult decision to decide who got what. In the end, there was a hold."

The kid who gets injected slumps down on the unsanitary ground. The worker places a mask on their face before shoving their limp body aside. She films this, keeping her face neutral, which is hard. I can tell.

I wish it didn't have to be like this, but there's still hope for her.

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NOTE: This story is completed but currently unedited, so please correct any spelling or grammar mistakes, thank you!All Rights Reserved

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Crying: A Dystopian Novel by Carriewriting731

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The Altered. by _fiinch_

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