From the Future to Back Again

From the Future to Back Again

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This is about an 14 year old girl names Kasey Jane who has realized how bad our world of technology really is. She clicked out of her virtual world and realizes the real one. She looks outside at the trash covered streets, the people staring into their own virtual reality and finally down at her scale, where she weighs almost 180 pounds at 14 years old. Kasey is determined to show the people what they have done to the planet and themselves, but will she succeed or turn out to be another in a virtual reality?
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