/u/Punderground's posts in /r/TwoSentenceHorror

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Her boss invited her on a walk through the facility, and as he looked at her, Susan gave him a demure smile.

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I sat down with my elderly father and told him "Mom's dying, and there's no chance of her getting better."

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The shelter was extremely overcrowded, and the staff reluctantly called veteran foster, Bethany, to see if she had room for more animals.

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My life was wonderful: I was well fed and cared for alongside my many brothers and sisters in our warm and cozy home.

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I cradled my beautiful newborn with her lovely head of dark hair, and I refused to let her go.

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The ship AI offered me a tube of nutrients from the starship pantry and I gladly accepted.

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"Congratulations, my daughter, I'm so proud you're a woman now!"

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My father always told me that when I was bothered by something that I needed "to take a deep breath and let go."

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Her boss invited her on a walk through the facility, and as he looked at her, Susan gave him a demure smile.	7
I sat down with my elderly father and told him "Mom's dying, and there's no chance of her getting better."	4
The shelter was extremely overcrowded, and the staff reluctantly called veteran foster, Bethany, to see if she had room for more animals.	4
My life was wonderful: I was well fed and cared for alongside my many brothers and sisters in our warm and cozy home.	1
I cradled my beautiful newborn with her lovely head of dark hair, and I refused to let her go.	1
The ship AI offered me a tube of nutrients from the starship pantry and I gladly accepted.	1
"Congratulations, my daughter, I'm so proud you're a woman now!"	1
My father always told me that when I was bothered by something that I needed "to take a deep breath and let go."	1