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Eva Cruz Narrative
“Cruz. Eva Cruz is the name,” It was May 22, 2030 a sunny day outside in West Point, NE. The day lives would change forever and really begin. “Sorry for thy tardiness.” Eva had spent three hours getting ready for her High School reunion, Class of 2020. She was wearing an open back dress. The dress was black with gold lining on the sides in a delicate way. Her heels were a bright iridescent gold. Eva did not look like her eighteen year old self no more. She was healthy and grown up. Ten years, Eva thought to herself. Ten long years, since Eva had seen anyone from her high school class. She had been in England during that time getting ready to go out in the field for her job.” Did you find my name?” Eva asked. The British accent had gotten stuck
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