○●Two Sided●○ (COMPLETE)
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Last published Tue, Jan 22, 2019
After dying.. I opened my eyes to only meet a infinite space..
No floor, no mountains, no water, and no people..
Nothing but a space full of stars..
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"You asked why? Then find it out yourself"
This story started with our little miss protagonist (name still unknown)
As she was strolling around the hall of her school with her friends she suddenly felt that someone is following her..
For sometime she feel it.. She knew..
She knew someone is following her.. She feel someone is watching her.. But can't explain why..
To confirm this theory she walk around the school trying to find a less populated part of the school..
But.. As she feel like something is behind her... She stopped moving.. And then turned around to see a very peculiar looking bush
She then walked towards it.. slowly and carefully... She was on her guard, as she bent over She then whispered....
"who is there?"
In a very creepy voice
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