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Ongoing, First published Dec 28, 2014
"Once my vision cleared I found my self embarrassingly close to a pair of brown eyes curiously looking into my own".

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I always welcomed change, I looked at it as a positive road to the future. But this change really kicked my ass.  

I never saw this coming, hell I don't think anyone did. Well except of course the psychotic people who did it. If I could only see that man one more time, I don't even know if I would thank him or punch him square in the jaw. Either way I'd make sure to tell him I really miss showering everyday, 
since I ran out of deodorant 4 days ago.

Now thanks to Mr.Science and that one excruciating day in the gym, I never even got to officially graduate high school, not that it matters now. Survival is the only thing that matters now. And It's amazing how fast you can become  desensitized to the horrors of the real world. It sure didn't take me too long to get used to this new world, not that I was given a chance to anyways.
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