I Like Being a Bitch

I Like Being a Bitch

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Maxine was born in an apocalypse, cordyceps infecting the entire world. When she was younger, something happened to her that changed the entire direction of her life. But it was kept hidden, until now. Now her life had a meaning, even though before she thought it meant nothing. But over time, with the people she meets and travels with, she finds something else that gives her meaning. So why sacrifice herself for other selfish people. (BTW this is posted on ao3 along with the other fic.)
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