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

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They say you only have a 10% chance of surviving a fall over 7 stories.

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The foster system has been remarkably kind to me, and has kept me off the streets.

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Returning my ID, our server announced "OK, a vodka tonic for Paul, and for miss Madeleine?"

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I'd been going to that butcher for years, and I never suspected he could have been involved in all those children's disappearances.

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Looking around the white, utterly empty void I theorized to the man sitting next to me, "We must be in purgatory."

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We laid on the couch all night, my fingers twirling her hair, as I reminded her how much I love her.

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The scent of her perfume was always enough to make my face flush just knowing she was entering the room.

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I promised you on the day we married that I would be there for you, through the good and the bad, until death do us part.

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The clock my late mother put in my room had been ticking nonstop for as long as I could remember, and when it suddenly stopped I was jarred awake.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
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They say you only have a 10% chance of surviving a fall over 7 stories.	167
The foster system has been remarkably kind to me, and has kept me off the streets.	81
Returning my ID, our server announced "OK, a vodka tonic for Paul, and for miss Madeleine?"	80
I'd been going to that butcher for years, and I never suspected he could have been involved in all those children's disappearances.	47
Looking around the white, utterly empty void I theorized to the man sitting next to me, "We must be in purgatory."	28
We laid on the couch all night, my fingers twirling her hair, as I reminded her how much I love her.	18
The scent of her perfume was always enough to make my face flush just knowing she was entering the room.	15
I promised you on the day we married that I would be there for you, through the good and the bad, until death do us part.	14
The clock my late mother put in my room had been ticking nonstop for as long as I could remember, and when it suddenly stopped I was jarred awake.	8