The two youngest of the Rendelton family were spared simply because of the look they gave the team who had murdered their entire family. It was innocent, nonreflecting of what was raised to be the normal in the Rendelton family. Nothing was okay anymore. The boy had been pushed off the cliff by his former lover as she stared down at him wickedly. She was alright now. They decided to chop his body into bits and feed the mutilated corpse to the pigs at the pig farm just a few miles away. They were going to be alright.
This is what became of the youngest, monsters. These are the people who the plague targets, the ones who deserve it.
He had murdered his boyfriend. Of course, he didn't mean to push him from that Ferris wheel. He had simply tripped over his own shoelace, and landed on him. That's what the man said in court, that's what the jury believed. Five years later he became a detective, solving crimes and putting many criminals behind bars.
Does he deserve to die? How does the plague differ between monsters and innocent beings?
Five years later he was found cold, frozen, the blood from the dried out corpse neatly preserved in a jar. There was a note inside that tightly sealed jar.
'We are everywhere and nowhere at all times'
Learn from these mistakes. Do not disrupt the plague's work.
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The Faceless
HorrorTrust nothing in the world of The Faceless. Lies are your only friend. Nothing that happens in this book is real, and this book focuses heavily on derealization and mystery. If you are triggered by derealization, maybe this isn't the book for you. H...
