The Difference between Death and Murder.
PhantomRising
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  • Reads 114
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  • Parts 5
  • Time 12m
PhantomRising
Ongoing, First published Sep 19, 2017
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I am Death.If your looking for a clingy, cringe love story, then you've come to the wrong place and need to get your sick, twilight ass out of here. If your looking for a story, bordering on the chasm of insanity, and full of deep twisted thorns of phycotic murder tales, as well as intoxicating sarcastic comments, then be my guest. Read on, although abit at your own expense.
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