Hero On Duty

Hero On Duty

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*This story is currently being revised* When an ordinary civilian (Robin) joins the United States Marine Corps, secrets of his mothers death is revealed in a shattering way. He must fight his way through to survive with only his squad which he calls family. *This story contains strong language, blood and gore
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The plainest looking people possess the biggest secrets. Jane openly considers herself to be one of the school's most plain people, yet her actions speak louder than her words. Being a part of multiple sports teams, leading them to victory, to getting some of the best grades in her classes makes it hard for her teachers to punish her when she acts out. As much of a star as she is, she's also the most feared student in the school. Having multiple takedowns when it comes to protecting those who couldn't protect themselves. But she's only a student by day; at night, she becomes a psychotic force undermining numerous criminal syndicates under the watchful eye of a secret task force run by her mother. A master at pretending to be the damsel in distress to catch her foe off-guard, she's the youngest member but one of the most lethal. Yet nothing could've prepared her for her biggest challenge. Keeping her secret life as a hitwoman hidden from her best friend, and roommate, Sarah. The soon-to-be nurse with a heart of gold.

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