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    The Start: Journey, #2
    The Start: Journey, #2
    The Start: Journey, #2
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    The Start: Journey, #2

    By Roshan Singh

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    Roshan SIngh is back with the journey series. Get ready to witness another journey. A journey of man who tries tosave his future but loses his past. A very inspirational story about chasinng your destiny.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Lost World
    Release dateNov 6, 2018
    ISBN9781386854890
    The Start: Journey, #2
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    Roshan Singh

    Roshan Singh, a 14 year writer from Jharkhand India. Roshan was very interested in writing. He used to write poems and slowly-slowly he started writing books. There was no one in his family who's a writer. Roshan continues to seek new things in life.

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      The Start - Roshan Singh

      It is said that we write our own fate but is it really true?

      Can we write our own fate?

      These all questions are in my mind and I needed their answers.

      Everything was going fine but I solve one problem the other one arises.

      One day, NASA discovered that the Sun’s position is shifting towards us day by day. NASA launched a mission to check on the Sun’s orbit. NASA launched four rockets into space. I was not aware of this problem and I was living my life peacefully. After four days, NASA lost connection from the four rockets. NASA didn’t report this problem to the world. They remain silent as they didn’t want to create panic among people. One day while working on my laptop. I got a message on the internet which was telling that the world we end soon as the sun is coming towards us.

      Where are you going Roshan? She asked

      There is a rumor that the sun is coming towards us. I will just observe its orbit. I replied

      Alright She said

      The next morning I went to my garden with a telescope but it was difficult to see the sun. I had to figure out another way to observe the sun’s orbit.

      I can’t observe the orbit of the sun. I said

      Now what? She asked

      Now I have to observe the sun’s orbit illegally. I replied

      What does that mean? She asked

      It means I am going to hack the NASA’s Satellite. I replied

      And how would you do that? She asked 

      One of my friends is a hacker. I would request him. I think he will help me. I replied

      I went to my friend and asked for help.

      Roshan, you know what the hell are you saying? You want me to hack NASA’s satellite. He said

      Yes, my friend. I replied

      I think you also know that this is illegal. He said

      With whom you are working with? I asked

      You He replied

      Then I replied

      Alright, when we have to do it? He asked

      Tomorrow, pack everything you need. I said

      But why, we can hack the satellite from here. He said

      What about our location? I said

      Oh yeah, really smart Roshan. He replied with a charming smile

      The very next day, we packed our bags and went to Alaska. 

      Now can you please start hacking? I asked

      Yes my friend. He replied

      Alright, starting 10% completed. He said

      How much time it will take? I asked

      I don’t know, it can take an hour or even more. He replied

      Alright 60% completed. I

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