Sugar Rush {ONE SHOT}
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  • Reads 29
  • Votes 1
  • Parts 1
  • Time 7m
Ongoing, First published Oct 13, 2018
"Four things happened in succession: The mans grasp on Lee managed, against Jays belief, to tighten- Lee inhaled sharply, swallowing a whimper behind her hand- many of the arcade goers, including two of the previous boys, began observing from their own positions- and a nearby machine sounded a winning alarm, switching to a congratulating voice before returning to the main-screen, accompanied by a happy-go-lucky theme song.

     ♪"Donna michi datte; Massugu janai darou; Sou magari kunette. . ."  ♪"

     Hired by a fellow teen to take out her abusive father, a young contract killer does exactly this, in one of the most colorful, happiest places!

     An early scene from a novel I am momentarily working on, still editing, but desperately wanted to publish this scene! <3
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