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And Death Was Sure to Come

And Death Was Sure to Come

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Horror
"My life was not one to be considered good. My parents were hateful, they loathed my very existance. My mother was a junky with a hopeless outlook on life, and my father was a psychotic drunk. They did everything they could to torture me and make me wish I was never born. I was a product of pure evil and terrible timing according to them.My only escape was being away from my dreadful home, I tried my hardest to make sure that I was only there to sleep, which rarely happened because my father came in my room at night to wake me up." This story is about murder, love, and pure madness. Please read! Its better than it seens!
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A young girl is found lying dead on my street. People are getting scared. And my only parent left is blamed. My dad was found later by a dust bin...drunk. He has never touched a drink in his life. But then again strange things are happening. And most of them are connected to me. * "daddy." I said, rather scared as I advanced on the drunken man. He swirled around, giggling. "hello darling!" * This is my first book. I apologise for any spelling mistakes. Feel free to help me improve on things. I hope you enjoy the story about a girl who has been surrounded by murder most of her life.

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