The Unknown - Under Siege
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- Parts 13
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Last published Tue, Jul 21, 2020
An mind-ripping scream burst to life in the silence. It was full of pain and panic... and was cut short.
Sobbing from Maria now muffled the dead silence. She was quickly followed by Violeta, and two other kids in the class.
If it were possible, Elliot tensed up even more. "They're coming closer - they can hear the crying." He whispered, his intense eyes staring at the doorway into nothingness.
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