Starbound
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Five days ago, I died. No, this isn't some metaphor or dramatic exaggeration. My heart stopped-flatlined-for five whole seconds. Clinically dead. And if there's a heaven, I didn't see it. What I did see were eyes. Warm, honey-colored eyes. A face came with them, yes, but it was the eyes that held me, gentle and bright, like sunlight through amber. In those final seconds, that's what I saw-what I clung to. Now let me tell you my story.
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I see how people die. It only happens the first time I touch someone. A handshake. My arm brushing yours on the subway. All of it. So much noise, every day and all the time. Drives a girl crazy after a while. If there's no skin contact, my head belongs to me for a few more seconds each day. I've seen every scenario. Except for one. I've never played an active role in a death. That is, until now. Copyright © epicmishamigo 2019 July 25th 2019- October 8th 2019

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