Souls of the forgotten
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  • Reads 253
  • Votes 8
  • Parts 4
  • Time 24m
Ongoing, First published Apr 13, 2013
'Everyone feels as if they understand the world, or at least know how to live through it....But you never do understand until you find yourself truly facing the world and it's terrors, not knowing who to trust as well as questioning the sanity of yourself and others around you. I was seventeen when I was taken, inclosed in a grey concrete box whilst the blue tiled floor looks so washed out they'd appear grey as well, containing only but the simplest necessities like a toilet and sink. There weren't any windows in there so the only source of light you got was a fixed one in the ceiling....All the while a single camera is recording everything you do.'
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