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I comforted my grieving daughter who could still see my ghostly form, telling her of the peace and rest I now experienced after death.

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I wept with gratitude when my rescuers freed me from the crumbled wreckage of my home.

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"Watch your language young lady!" my mother scolded sharply.

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I woke in an unfamiliar room to the faint sound of ticking, with the phrase 'find the bomb' scrawled on my hand.

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As thankful as I am for my mother's careful protection, I think its finally time for me to make my own way in the world.

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Call me overprotective, but I always text my daughter after she leaves my house to make sure she got home safely.

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"Second star to the right and straight on till morning!" he proclaimed with a cheerful grin.

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My mother tries to hide it, but I can tell that caring for me and my step siblings is overwhelming her completely.

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I spit at my captors, screaming insults and curses at the top of my lungs as I writhe in their grasp.

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"Tag, you're it!" my sister wispered

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
I comforted my grieving daughter who could still see my ghostly form, telling her of the peace and rest I now experienced after death.	2345
I wept with gratitude when my rescuers freed me from the crumbled wreckage of my home.	2204
"Watch your language young lady!" my mother scolded sharply.	1729
I woke in an unfamiliar room to the faint sound of ticking, with the phrase 'find the bomb' scrawled on my hand.	1499
As thankful as I am for my mother's careful protection, I think its finally time for me to make my own way in the world.	1193
Call me overprotective, but I always text my daughter after she leaves my house to make sure she got home safely.	881
"Second star to the right and straight on till morning!" he proclaimed with a cheerful grin.	731
My mother tries to hide it, but I can tell that caring for me and my step siblings is overwhelming her completely.	716
I spit at my captors, screaming insults and curses at the top of my lungs as I writhe in their grasp.	652
"Tag, you're it!" my sister wispered	585