The Kill

The Kill

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Romance
The sky is still crying, ever since that day. I wonder are they tears of sadness or happiness? Is it sad because of what happened? or is it happy because it’s finally over? Nobody dares say those words. The words that only parents use to keep their children in a straight line. To make sure they know the consequences of doing the things that happened that day. The universe stops, even when you say the words hush-hush. Waiting for you to take them back. The words that are the definition of destruction itself. The words that are extinguished in the air as soon as they come out. The two words, with eleven characters and four syllables. The words you should never say, but I’ll give you a clue, it’s her name. ----------------- She knows more than she tells. She listens more than she speaks. She's been through traumatizing experiences. And her troubles are just now beginning.
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