Blue Bird

Blue Bird

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Reads 16
Votes 3
Parts 3

Ongoing<5 mins

Last published Thu, Dec 22, 2022

angst death endoftheworld enimiestolovers fluff

Inhale. Exhale. Take it day by day. That's Jane Blue's motto. She lives a merciless life, and she's lost everything. Her parents are dead. Her home is destroyed. Her love for life has burned away with the rest of society. She's joined the resistance, praying for a happy ending. In the midst of war, hope is naught. When a dangerous general named Apollo shows on to the scene, things are looking up. But then, the resistance numbers begin dropping because of a mysterious murder, fingers point to Apollo. It will take all of Jane's strength to flap her wings, and fly like the true blue bird she is.

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