The Rats' Wishes
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When life seems to be irrelevant after the Third World War. The leader decided to have a project that would brought back their sense about life. But there is more to that especially to those who are part of the project.
Fictional and Do not attack anyone... Sorry if names here are similar to some...
Wanted to share optimism.
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