The War
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Science Fiction
AJ looks like a normal 16 year old girl. The difference between her and modern day "normal" girls. is that she is the second in command of an all teenager military force called the Secret Army, which is engaged in what is known as World War IV. But, as all people do, she has her secrets. Wes is a forgotten childhood friend of AJ's, who seems harmless enough. However, when he shows up, the war that has been raging for 5 years with no change finally takes a turn. It will take a toll on the entire army: AJ, her best friend Danny, and the commander Dakota getting the worst of the blow. What will happen when the secrets of the War unravel? Will AJ open up to Wes, or will she push him away, like she does with most others? Should she even trust him at all? "A child?" He spat, raising his gun. "An old man?" She mocked, slashing her knife against his hand so the gun clattered to the ground.
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