Absolute Zero
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Have you ever been so invisible that you think people can see right through you. Like your existence doesn't matter, and if something happened to you it wouldn't effect the world because it was like you weren't there to begin with. At some point you get use to being invisible. Like it was your daily routine to wake up and go to a place where people take no acknowledgment of your existence, no one even knows your name. But what happens if one day something happens and changes that. Would you take the chance of being seen, for people to finally notice you? Or would you stay in the shy shell that you created yourself and stick to being a nobody? I'm Harper Nicole Walker and I'm one of those invisible people but this is my story of how that all changed and how the creation of Absolute Zero happened.
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