The Absence of You

The Absence of You

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Cether Creek, Lixton- A national renowned writer was the drowning victim recovered from the frigid Cether Creek. The Lixton County Sheriff's Office confirmed the identity of 36-year-old Winifred Anatoli Morozov. Authorities say deputies in Lixton responded Wednesday afternoon to report that a body was found in Cether Creek. Rescuers pulled Winifred Morozov from the water, and she was pronounced dead. Kenith Lovell, a sheriff's office spokesman, told ABC-15 TV that the victim was found in only a dress in the middle of winter. It appeared to be a suicide, but the autopsy report is still under review. The news was fast to hop on her death. By then the "national renowned writer" was all over social media. Her books sales were back on the charts for all the wrong reasons and people were asking, why did Winifred Morozov take her own life? The list is unfortunately long. With a troubling childhood, a career starting breakup, and being secluded up in a small cabin in the middle of the woods. It is no wonder her depression took over. But she always had to be the dramatic type. Romanticizing killing herself. It is honestly sickening how narcissistic she still is even after death. She would be rolling in her grave if the national news didn't have her on the front page. The most annoying part of this all. I am living in her small cabin in the woods, just outside of her small town. ----- The real question, is the isolation getting to me, or is she haunting me from beyond the gave?
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