Towering Above

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Reads 184
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Parts 4
Time 9m

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After accusations and guilt pile up on Roy, he decides to take his own life by jumping off the 50th floor of a newly constructed tower. He soon discovers that he isn't the only person there.
  
  What follows is the conversation between two people with the same intention but different motives. They try to convince the other not to jump by telling the story of how they got to this conclusion but in the end, only one takes the elevator down.All Rights Reserved

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