THE DEAD IS HERE
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Ongoing12m
Last published Fri, Mar 7, 2014
Dad took out his gun and stepped out of the car. He stand there looking around us to see what is happening.
"Dad what is going on?" Alex asked.
"Quiet. Stop asking me question. I told you first we get out of the city than I will explain everything to you." Dad said.
"Who are those people, dad?" Alex asked, "They just got shot in the chest but they are keep getting back up."
"I notice that. Just stay in the car and stay quiet." Dad said.
Dad jumped back in the van and started driving it was quiet for few second until we heard a big explosion.
(Sorry, not going to work on this story any more so go ahead copy this or do whatever. It's not up to me.)
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