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The Key Player

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Parts 14
Time 1h 59m

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#13 in DNA 18/10/2016

#16 in science fiction. 9/11/2016


"The key player in a particular organization, event, or situation is the most important person or thing involved in it."

She never asked for it. 

But life never gives you choices.
_____

"I am sorry." He barely whispered.

"For what Martin?" I spat, 
"For not leaving that place when I told you to do so? Or for knowing these people here which you shouldn't?  Or for not telling me what your past was before?" I was breathless and irate.

"No Claire," he caresses my cheek with his knuckles, "I am sorry that you are special, and they know it."

"Who they? The ones outside this room?" I ask with my brows furrowed.

"No. The ones back in the fair."

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Just read it guys. It will pay off nice, its full of suspence and action. Its my story I created in three huge years. 
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Escaping Elysia

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