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It first started as a joke, nothing serious. A joke revolving around Asian countries, then Europe, it was only a matter a time it reached every corner of the world.

Almost four years of dealing with this virus, the ordinary seemed impossible to achieve. No human contact whatsoever, no crowded public spaces, populations dramatically dropping. No public schools, no restaurants.

It felt so... Plain, deserted. The city grey, the fog wrapped around slender towers of glass. The faint light looming over the windows. The eerie silence filling every corner.

Until... He came in.

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#3 randomwriting - March 16, 2020

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Warning: This book isn't for the faint of heart. This story does include mentions of suicidal thoughts and actions, self harm, etc. So please if you're sensitive to these topics, I'd advise you to whether read with caution, or not read this at all. I will give out warnings at the beginnings of chapter that mention this.

If you're dealing with depression, suicidal thoughts, and/or more. Or mental problems.

Please be aware: You're not alone. You can get the help you need through either calling the numbers below or go to certain websites with professionals who are there to help if you're not comfortable with talking through the phone.

Mental Health hotlines:

1. 1-800-273-8255 (1-800-273-TALK) - National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

2. 1-800-784-2433 (1-800-SUICIDE) - National Hopeline Network

There are various sources you have access to. Please don't be afraid to get help.

I say this because I've experienced this at very young age, and only made my life worse. But I still in the process of dealing with these problems, it's not impossible.

Thank you. Be safe.