Xeno

But there was no way this was real. They just didn't exist. These were things you only read about.

However, my mind had bigger concerns - as messed up my priorities were.
I loved her. She wasn't just some mistake nor a moment of weakness.
But she made me who I am today. I couldn't - no, would not disrespect her memory like that. She is the reason I came this far and was able to be here in his very presence.

I had come to handle a gun like it was an extension of my arm but any serious, concrete, rock solid decision that's going to impact my future?
I'm the same girl I was a couple months ago. Was the Queen of queens of procrasti-bloody-nation I was.
No YouTube, books or internet here though. Just me and my way-too-good-puzzle-piecing-mind in this bizarre town. The only form of civilisation I've seen in what felt like years.
But back to the portal leading away from my illusion of reality. The one standing - or rather, sitting right in front of me.
Hmmm...not as dramatic as it was in the books. You'd think I would've come across a Wattpad book about think.

At least I'd know what not to do.
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The so-called democratic system ducked up. It enabled the citizens effortlessly doom the fate of the world, breaking down the man-influenced societal norms and destroying the social and cultural systems built by humans.

For God's sake is Arlene's dad actually right in believing all those damned conspiracies?

Arlene and her co-workers, at Benny's Burgers, were in middle of a slow shift when they noticed the screen. Their 'lucky country' was officially no longer safe.
With all things civil thrown out of the earth's damned gravitational range, the staff and customers at Benny's Burgers must find a way back to their families and get to a safe place in a totally different country for the sake of the rumours and conspiracies about, not just their political system, but the whole world's. How much of this corrupt world's secrets will be revealed?