Herbivore

Herbivore

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Romance
Tracks, none. Sound, none. Scent... I exhaled. If it wasn't for the tree kid, I might have been able to pick up her scent. Now, all I could smell was the boy, traces of fragrance left on me by the short moment our bodies had collided. It wasn't a bad odour, quite the opposite actually, but that only made it worse. The gentle, pleasant scent made it impossible to focus my olfactory. It was infuriating. Seriously, why would a guy smell like that? Only women should be allowed to have such a fragrance. Why- I exhaled again. Who was I kidding. It was me I was angry with. If I had only picked up that boy's smell earlier, if I had only spotted him earlier, I could have prevented him from falling on top of me. Well, the kid would have fallen anyhow, just not on me. PrehistoricFuturistic? Idk boii, apparently that's possible. New chapters every Wednesday and Saturday!
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When I was little, I was never healthy for a full day. When I would go to school, I would carry around an oxygen tank so that I could breathe properly. There was once where I had come close to death. At that time, my mother and father promised me that they wouldn't ever leave me. That is, until someone came in an murdered them while I was at school. When I was dropped off from the bus stop, I automatically knew something was wrong because my mother would always wait for me. When she wasn't there, I began to get worried. 'Had she forgotten?' Was the first thing I thought as I walked up the stairs and into my house. 'Mama? Papa?' I questioned walking into their room. As I made the first step in, I heard squishing under my feet as if the carpet was wet.

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