The Human Cell

The Human Cell

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All things floating on the oceans' surfaces disappeared one day. All cargo ships, passenger ships, offshore ships, tankers, carriers - and even other smaller things - boats, fishermen, anyone in the water at the beaches, floating houses, and all the garbage that was floating on the surface. Every single thing disappeared without a trace. Photo by Lucas Allmann: https://www.pexels.com/photo/blue-body-of-water-with-fog-448748/
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"You're my best friend." She frowned a bit, which I understood because I was probably the only thing permanent in her life and she said, "Always, right Seaweed Brain?" "Forever and Always." I always smiled at the memory. That was seven years ago. In fact, it was one of the last memories I had of Annabeth Chase. Apparently, in the dead of the night, her father had whisked her off to another city. She had left. And I didn't even get to say goodbye to my best friend. looking for something cliché? you found it x, my preteen manifestations #1 in alternateuniverse #1 in percyjackson #3 in percabeth #1 in annabeth #1 in tragiclovestory #1 in frazel

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