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

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We finally got to the front of the queue at the last petrol station out of the city leaving millions of the infected and dead behind us.

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We were the last humans alive and our alien captors had caged us like animals oblivious to our pleas to treat us as intelligent sentient beings.

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I thought the surgeon must've done a good job as I awoke with no pain from the cancer in my throat.

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I hadn't driven outside of London for 40 years but was now racing at 80mph to be by my mother's side as she was taken ill on holiday in Scotland.

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I was listening to the news on the radio when my neighbour knocked on the door, I answered, and it seemed odd as he was wearing a coat despite the warm weather.

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Wrongly convicted and condemned to death I swore I would haunt them forever.

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As I reached across my workstation with my right hand my sleeve pulled back and a tear welled in my eye when I caught sight of the bracelet where I had attached the crucifix my mother gave me as she lay dying last week.

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Kicking wildly in my dream I woke in a cold sweat having bruised my feet badly.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
We finally got to the front of the queue at the last petrol station out of the city leaving millions of the infected and dead behind us.	2025
We were the last humans alive and our alien captors had caged us like animals oblivious to our pleas to treat us as intelligent sentient beings.	1065
I thought the surgeon must've done a good job as I awoke with no pain from the cancer in my throat.	739
I hadn't driven outside of London for 40 years but was now racing at 80mph to be by my mother's side as she was taken ill on holiday in Scotland.	11
I was listening to the news on the radio when my neighbour knocked on the door, I answered, and it seemed odd as he was wearing a coat despite the warm weather.	6
Wrongly convicted and condemned to death I swore I would haunt them forever.	6
As I reached across my workstation with my right hand my sleeve pulled back and a tear welled in my eye when I caught sight of the bracelet where I had attached the crucifix my mother gave me as she lay dying last week.	1
Kicking wildly in my dream I woke in a cold sweat having bruised my feet badly.	1