a Rose On The Train

a Rose On The Train

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Just a short horror story, about something that happened on a train when no one else was there. Note : This is a story i wrote a few months ago, the edited and finished version just disappeared from wattpad and all that was left were the first few parts. Luckily i had send the main lines (but sadly not the ending) to my friend so i could copy and past that and then edit it. It isn't the best and i will probably edit it some where when i have the time but this is what i have for now
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JEFF THE KILLER x FEM READER S N E A K P E A K : My grip tightened, my brain began to go crazy with thoughts and different voices. "I'm not...a bad person." I whispered, my body leaned up against his chest for support as I felt my eyes begin to burn. Images of bodies blurred my train of thought, The ones he and the others had brutalized popped up in my into my sick mind, so many fucked up events finally began to take a tole on my brain as they found one little crease to seep into. His hand grabbed my wrist, tight. I felt his other hand cup my cheek, pulling me closer to his body. "We are all bad people." He spoke aloud, his eyes not coming to mine once. "But...I'm not." I breathed out, trying to convince myself that I wasn't. "But you are, Y/n." He stated, looking down at me. His eyes were filled with... something unknown to my intoxicated mind. Deep down, I knew that for once, he wasn't lying to me. I truly was a monster, just, like, them.

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