Trust No One
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Complete Thu, Nov 6, 2014<5 mins
The Ebola outbreak started a year ago and now Dani and Sami must learn how to survive. They have one rule , Trust No One.
** I had to write a survival story for my writing class so I decided to post it on here **
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