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End Online #2

End Online: Volume 2

Name: End Online: Volume 2
Rating: 4.04 (1045 reviews)
Author: D. Wolfin

D. Wolfin January 24, 2015

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Synopsis

Can I really do this?

Even if I work hard, for some reason things still don’t go right. Is there some secret to success? What is it that I have to do.

I want to see my sisters, but how can I possibly face them as a failure.I have an AI that has invaded my V-Link, a whole myriad of people who are angry at me for a variety of reasons. Yet I will work hard, harder than I ever have before.

-Hollis Silvester

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