Two worlds, Two people, One war (Discontinued)

Two worlds, Two people, One war (Discontinued)

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Rachel has always wanted to be a human again. She wanted to be alive. Charlie always wondered what it would be like if he was dead. Rachel decided one night to visit the living world. Charlie bumps into her and they fall in love instantly. Soon they learn the dead world and the living world hate each other. "Well what are we gonna do?" she said. "We're gonna make them forgive each other." Rachel smiled and agreed. "How are we going to do that?" He turned his head and stared at her. Read more to find out what happens.
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