The 99: Penny's Angel
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  • Reads 534
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  • Parts 10
  • Time 51m
Ongoing, First published Jun 24, 2015
“There have been days where I’ve wondered if the entire world was asleep except for me and a handful of puppeteer bankers. 

And there have been days where I wish I would never wake up.

But there have been days when we made a difference and those days changed the world.

It took da Vinci four years to paint the Mona Lisa. It’s taken me forty plus years to alter the consciousness of a small portion of this cities remaining population.  Like da Vinci, my masterpiece was never completed. We came close to ending the elite’s stranglehold over the ninety-nine...so close. 

My son loves me, but for the love of a woman, chose not to follow my cause.  Instead, he promised to be my biographer and hopefully, if tomorrow’s morning sun is greeted by survivors, the story of The 99 will be documented for future generations.  

I don’t expect to be an inspiration to you. I only hope you open your eyes. I hope you paint your own masterpiece and then share it with everyone. And remember...

You are not alone.”
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