Fire Opal
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Last published Fri, May 19, 2017
The difference between bad and good is a myth. A lie, that we are taught as children to believe. A Santa clause of all ages. Decided by the majority, wich we believe makes it right.
There is no line across the board, no clean cut, no border. There is no bad or good, and yet, we still believe it... Why?
My name is Calista Dessicant, and I have done something... Which many would believe is wrong. But was it really?
My journey began July 19th, the day before the most dreaded day of the year.
...This is my story.
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This is a story full of: action, adventure, romance, fantasy, royal blood lines, star cross lovers, God's, ancient wars, and lots, and lots of plot twists.
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