Dead Goodbyes

Dead Goodbyes

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A F T E R Dirt lane roads, in Arizona desert getting sandy by the wheels of my mustang, flexing the power of the engine by leaving a track of dust behind. I parked near the cliff's edge; tiny chucks of sand were crushed by the bottom of my red wine tenis, the feel of sand while you walked through always seemed pleasant to me. When i reached the edge of the cliff, having a screen of stars on top of my reddish head, shiny stars hiding the burried ones that were burried by the light of other brighter stars, with the cold desert wind i quickly took out a revolver and shoot myself inside the mouth. Well, that was the hole story, but let's flashback a bit, just 3 days before.
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CTIA

I woke up at six at night to a loud alarm I went to the computer and it flashed PLEASE EXIT THE BUILDING IN THE NEXT 5 minuets 37 seconds and it started counting down. The printer was printing off the file I grabbed it, yelled for the twins, and ran to the garage. I opened the garage door and pulled off the cover to reveal a navy-blue Chevy Silverado, but no keys I ran back in to the house and tore apart the bed room until I found them. The clock was at 2 minutes 15 seconds I found the twins asleep on the couch, so I flipped it "what the hell" Jazz screamed "we need to go" I yelled back shoving them to the garage. I jumped in to the front seat and started the engine we were a mile away when we heard the explosion. I guess this is my life now I thought looking at the rising ball of fire in the rear view.

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