Solitude
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Solitude is a state of isolation or seclusion, i.e lack of contact with other people. The world had gone to shit. When a virus hit a small town in Ohio starts causing cannibal like symptoms a CDC agent helps a young girl and her mother escape. Thirteen years later after Escaping her small cell, Lexi, helps another boy escape and soon they re-discover the over run world. Together they will fight against the dead and make great friends along the way.
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