The plague
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Last published Fri, Mar 24, 2017
In a time in the near future, 2018to be exact the government was working on a bio chemical warfare weapon to fight other nations when something horrible went wrong which left s'vannah her bestfriend and her boyfriend to survive this plague that has known name to it yet...
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