Werewolves...you've got to be joking
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  • Reads 360
  • Votes 22
  • Parts 6
  • Time 10m
Ongoing, First published Dec 17, 2014
Please bear with me this is my first story and is under going heavy editing...

If I had been asked five years ago I believed in werewolves,witches,and other mysterious creatures. I would have asked if you were joking, but it turns out that they are real and that they had been hiding all this time. Yeah you heard me right all this time we were completely ignorant to them and there's only so much ignorance people can take so imagine everyone's surprise when on New Year's Eve right as the ball dropped the power was cut and they attacked. Some of us were lucky enough to be in small towns others not so much you see they attacked the big city's like D.C and New York  first the smaller towns ran before they came for us. I remember that day so clearly I had been at the riverbank that day we were watching the stars from the back of a Chevy truck with my friends as was our tradition....

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