Blue Harvest
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- Parts 6
Ongoing34m
Last published Sat, Nov 23, 2013
Older Sister Taylor Lilac lives through an Epidemic in her home town Philadelphia. Started at the Blue Berry Festival and made it's way to people's sanity and deep depression. Thank you weyhey_zayn for the cover.
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