BLANCK
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I loathed myself since that night, after that gun went off and the blood spilled from his chest and the back of his head as he barreled back onto the pavement. I felt the true coldness of the air that night and the bleak, stiffness of the silence. Night dew canopied the parking lot with a damp eerie feeling that choked me up as I ran to the van and fled the scene. It didn't start off like that ...the circumstances that led up to it however make no difference to my disposition ...after all is said and done...a murder stays a murder ...and I stay guilty but I should still state my case and least inform you of the nature of my bloodstained deed.
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This was wrong. I shouldn't be doing this. Why did I let them talk me into something like this? Usually people who rob banks go to jail- oh god I'm going to jail. My eyes wandered over all the workers and other people currently on the ground. I then stared down at the gun in my hands; the one Mace had all but thrown at me. My chest started to hurt as I stared at all of the scared and innocent people... this is the worst time for my asthma to act up. Carefully putting the gun down, I dug in my pockets for my inhaler. Once I finally found it I noticed a pair of bright green eyes staring at me. "Cat Eyes!" Mace screamed at me, before he grabbed my arm. "My inhaler!" I yelled, about to turn away when he yanked my arm. "Leave it!" He growled as we ran out of the bank. The other guys were running ahead of us, as sirens were heard from the distance. Once we were all inside, I tore my mask off as the others laughed and cheered. I guess this is what my life has become, failure.

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