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Ongoing, First published May 30, 2015
"It was like a giant sprawling machine. Everything whirring and stirring like a massive clock. My city was built to be perfect, but it was as though it had become an overgrown garden...."

The city of Kaapis consists of 7 clans. No one spoke to each other unless it was for "buisness" purposes.  But with a city so isolated and corrupted how can the people survive a city-wide disaster? 
Written from 3 different P.O.Vs... And don't worry,  of course there is a romantic component:)
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