Disoriented Confine
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Last published Sun, Apr 7, 2024
We use to live normal lives, back on Earth. Back when we had no idea who each of us were. Back when we knew our family and friends. But that's different now. Now we are put against our will to do things we didn't sign up to. Not on Earth. Not on our Green grassed Earth.
We are forced to do what this voice says, without a second thought. We thought, at first, that this could actually be decent...
We were wrong.
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