El's Eyes
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Ongoing, First published Jan 05, 2016
Mature
"If you dont let me see ur eyes, I'll be forced to kill you." He tilt my chin. "You don't want that to happen do you?" I nodded my head no. " That's a good girl, now I must get started."

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El was just like every other geek, lame and funny life is as easy as pie, but what if there is a virus outbreak and her eyes are the only way to stop it. And if she don't want to do it she'd get killed. Is the mayor that desperate, or is the mayor getting back at her for the pass. At the and of it all,it links to El's eyes
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