The Ballet's Secret

The Ballet's Secret

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The little boy with blue eyes was playing with a little girl, she also have the same blue eyes and they both have dark brown hair, they were so cute playing with a ball in the garden. Their mother just went inside to take some juice. The ball went on the other side of the road and the little girl went to pick it. While she was bending to pick the ball a black van pull in the road. None of the two kids noticed it. She did not even had the time to turned, the van stopped just between her and her brother, the door open and a hand grab the little girl. The van quickly drive away and the little boy was shouting for help but it was too late. I wake up in alert, soaked in sweat, trying to catch my breath. After several minutes sitting on my bed inhaling and exhaling to get the level of oxygen in my lungs stable I realise that it was only the same nightmare.
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