"Welcome To 1940, It's A Hellhole. Really" (MPHFPC)

"Welcome To 1940, It's A Hellhole. Really" (MPHFPC)

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It all starts in 2022 when seventeen year old, Astraea, blew up her father's lawnmower (and half of her backyard.) Her parents decided they have had enough of her constant screw ups and decided to send her to a orphanage somewhere in Wales that you have to take a ferry to reach. Of course, her parents never liked her, they always liked Astraea's two sisters better, Lora and Cora. Little did they know, that the "orphanage" her parents had thought they sent her to, was a very, very, special children's home. A children's home that had burnt down on September 3rd, 1940. Imagine Astraea's confusion when she stumbles through a cave and sees that the rainy weather, and pitch black night, suddenly changed to a warm, sunny day, without a cloud in sight. She meets new people, makes new bonds, but does she have a different bond with a certain dead-riser then she has with the others? Guess you'll just have to read and find out. Enoch O Connor x Reader
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"O I have suffered with those that I have seen suffer." --William Shakespeare, The Tempest. ~~~~ "There is prodigious strength in sorrow and despair." -- Charles Dickens, Oliver Twist. ~~~~ On the twelfth hour of the first day of October, 1989, 43 children were born. This, of course, would have been perfectly ordinary, had the women who had borne these children been previously pregnant. One man, Sir Reginald Hargreaves, had made it his business to track down, adopt and buy as many of these children as possible. He managed to get his hands on seven of them. Oakley Ulrich, however, was not one of them. ~~~ In which Oakley Ulrich finally responds to a mysterious letter after a lifetime of questions, and is dragged into extraordinary circumstances that they could have never imagined. {I only own Oakley and their whole thing, this will be updated until the end of season three, at which point, I'm waiting for season four to figure out what to do next}

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