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I did it; I finally managed to kill the monster that stumbles and stomps into the house late at night.

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“What are you thankful for this year, honey”, the man asked his wife while gorging himself on the delectable cuisine before him.

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At first, I remember wondering why mama was crying over me, pounding furiously on my chest and shaking me.

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“Have you any last words, WITCH?!”.

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Shambling aimlessly through the desolated ruins of nuclear devastation, I thought I was as horrified as I could be when I came upon the charred carcass of a little girl.

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She ran inside and bolted the doors, slightly relieved by the thought that she had evaded the masked man that had been following her.

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Parting is such sweet sorrow.

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I closed my eyes as I fell, enjoying the breeze stinging my face.

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I shed a tear as my body slowly continues to fall apart and turn to dust.

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I clutched my daughter close and assured her that the ravenous beasts clawing at the door wouldn’t get her as long as I was still alive.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I did it; I finally managed to kill the monster that stumbles and stomps into the house late at night.	21
“What are you thankful for this year, honey”, the man asked his wife while gorging himself on the delectable cuisine before him.	21
At first, I remember wondering why mama was crying over me, pounding furiously on my chest and shaking me.	21
“Have you any last words, WITCH?!”.	20
Shambling aimlessly through the desolated ruins of nuclear devastation, I thought I was as horrified as I could be when I came upon the charred carcass of a little girl.	20
She ran inside and bolted the doors, slightly relieved by the thought that she had evaded the masked man that had been following her.	20
Parting is such sweet sorrow.	20
I closed my eyes as I fell, enjoying the breeze stinging my face.	19
I shed a tear as my body slowly continues to fall apart and turn to dust.	18
I clutched my daughter close and assured her that the ravenous beasts clawing at the door wouldn’t get her as long as I was still alive.	18