THE PURGE [MATEO BOWLES X (Y/N)]
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 9m
Ongoing, First published Apr 06, 2017
Mature
Slavery never ended, it is just paused waiting for the remote to play it again.

The button 'play' is pressed on the remote and Slavery plays once again.

Slavery of the old multiplies seventy seven times to form the new.

"Momma please don't let them take me", I scream as the white men pulls me away from my mother.

"Be strong my dearest. Protect your sister, know that the Lord watches over you both. I love you dearest", my mother replies while tears roll down her cheeks.

" But momma, ion wanna leave. Ion wanna go. Momma I lo--"

I see my mother in tears, before I finish, my sister and I are thrown in the back sit of a range rover.

Only to be separated a while later.

That is the last time I saw any of my family.

Y'all that's MODERN SLAVERY
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