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The End
Two words that are supposed to bring a conclusion, resolution, happy ending.
We were wrong...I was wrong. Those two words brought none of that. We did get an end just not one we wanted. We got blood, death and war.
We got an end just a terrible one that was on repeat
People ran rampant on this once green earth. There was no law, there was no keeper of peace, there was no hope. Just heartbreak and longing.
We thought we saw the worst, lived the worst. We thought we already fought the good fight. How wrong we were.
They would come, they would fight. They would show us true terror. We would finally understand what surviving means. Why only the strongest ones live.
We would find out who is the strongest is in the end. It was either us or them. I will fight for the love I found. I would fight for my need to have my happy ending.
I would fight for our conclusion
We didn't get an end
we didn't get our conclusion
We just started
This was only the beginning
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