Fallout: The End of a Beginning
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The thought atomic war was advertised to be the end humanity as we know it. Though it turns out to be only the beginning of another chapter for us. A woman in Sanctuary Hills learned this first hand, and her life in this broken new world would only be her next chapter as well....
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