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The gun seemed fit perfectly in my hand, pointed at him.I shut my eyes as i pulled the trigger, not wanting to look at his perfect brown eyes. The shot was loud and clear, aimed perfectly to hit, to kill. It was a good thing he is dead, i kept telling myself till I believed it.
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"I didn't kill him." I repeated the same line over and over again. He wasn't dead. I knew it. I know that he's alive. "I didn't kill him." He had to be out there, but it didn't matter now. They wouldn't let me out of here no matter how much I begged. "I'm not crazy and he's not dead!" I yelled out. No one answered. I began rocking back and forth. "I didn't kill him."
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