The Reaper and the Golden Field
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Zayn has always been a sickly child, but never close to dying. Zayn's parents didn't even care about him, but they had to keep him alive for legal reasons. Zayn spent his whole life in the hospital. Until he turned 18, his illness turned into turmoil, in that the Grim Reaper appeared.
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"Now go on...
Your meadow is waiting." 🌾
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