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SHIT
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Ongoing, First published Jun 24, 2017
S          H          I               T
Stars    Hate     Isolation  Too

Winter's POV

"Φρικιό!"

"Πήγαινε πίσω στον στάβλο σου φρικιό."

"Πού πας έτσι φρικιό;"

"Ποιά νομίζεις ότι είσαι φρικιό;"

Φρικιό, φρικιό, φρικιό, φρικιό, φρικιό, φρικιό, φρικιό, φρικιό, φρικιό, φρικιό. 

"Τι στο καλό φρικιό;"

Δεν το αντέχω άλλο!

ΣΤΑΜΆΤΗΣΕ! 

"Χαχα το φρικιό βγάζει και γλώσσα."

*ακούγονται ήχοι μάχης*

"Τα λέμε αύριο φρικιό."

"Δεν τελειώσαμε φρικιό."

Όχι άλλο...

*ακούγεται ένα σπαρακτικό κλάμα*

"Είσαι καλά;"

Ναι. Απλά πρέπει να σκουπίσω το αίμα από πάνω μου. Δεν είναι τίποτα. Έχει ξανασυμβεί. 

...

[7 Years Later]

"Αρχηγέ είμαστε έτοιμοι για εκτόξευση."

...

"Αρχηγέ! Winter!"

Εεε συγγνώμη Blake. Αφαιρέθηκα για λίγο. Αρχίστε την αντίστροφη μέτρηση.

"Μάλιστα"

Αντίο Γη. Αντίο Βάσανα.

...

Hello Stars.

Please don't copy❤

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