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After two months I FINALLY finished it. I thought it was going to be better than the Wicked Game one but nope sorry!

• Tv show: Supergirl, Allegiance, The Family,
• Characters: Alex Danvers and Maggie Sawyer
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Plot: (full explanation)
My english sucks so if you can give me a hand and fix the grammar mistakes it would be awesome !

- Alex and Maggie work for opposites agencies. Alex has to infiltrate in Maggie's to
steal some intel. They work together and Alex ends up falling in love. There's a mole.
Maggie remembers Alex being weird. They fight. There's a car accident, there's no body but the car is Maggie's. Alex blames herself, gets suspended. After they find Maggie, they find she has been kidnaped. Alex can't see her because
she feels guilty so Kara talks to her. Alex breaks in in prison and almost kills the main suspect, the military takes her for treason but Kara and Maggie rescue her. Alex has a trial and is found inocent.

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