Wishing On A Corpse
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Ongoing, First published May 16, 2014
I'm only human. I make mistakes. Or so I thought. I don't make mistakes. What I did aloud something to happen, that would change my life forever. I didn't know what was to come. Young and foolish. How would I know at the age of two? My life written down by pen and paper. I'm not strange, just different. At the age of five, I get the feeling something major is happening that I don't know about. I'd never noticed anything different . . .

 

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This story will go as it goes. I believe that once you write one word, the characters do their on thing, you don't control them. And that's why it's rated PG-13, because honestly, I might get too violent or something... o.O Enjoy. ;)
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