What Really Happens Under The Sea
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Last published Thu, Jan 7, 2016
Hi, I'm Cadenza. I used to be dead. When everyone else was alive and happy, no one actually knew what happens after they die. But I do. Now I'm revived and living my life (working, might I add) under the sea. Think that's bad? Wait till you hear about those who really die.
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