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Ongoing, First published Mar 05, 2015
it wus 7:09 pm I Wus getting ready for school when I heard something on the radio saying school wus out I look out my window it wus snowing my dad whent back to bed when I look at my little sister she wus so tired of being little I told her you will grow up soon and she got up set we whent out for brakefest and we hit the road and we were so happy when we got on the higeway we were just so close and it happened a tractor trailer hit us the car Wus totaled I look out the window when I was just laying on the road bleeding in pain I look for my little sister I didn't see her she always sits in the back of the car because it's more quiet and I got scared because my mom and dad were in the front I looked at them they were dead after the incident the ambulance came they got me out of the car and put me on the stretcher as they were looking for my sister they found her laying on the side of the road I looked at her she was all red and bloody and they put her on a structure to but she didn't
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