Lost Days
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Last published Tue, May 5, 2015
Everything just happened so fast.. Glass shattering everywhere, people climbing in the windows. They weren't people though, I knew that for a fact. They were bloody and looked, well, dead. I was having a bad day already, should have known it was going to get worse but not this bad. I mean, zombies? Seriously?
Please be FULLY aware that this is my story that i wrote a year ago- i have lost my password to that account and will be updating it on here. My old user name is xCookiexRaiderx, please know that there is NO copying going on. Thank you and stay tuned for updates!:)
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