The World Without Adults
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Last published Fri, Aug 7, 2015
Imagine that, one day, out of nowhere, every single person over 18 just died. No evidence as to what happened, they just died. Everybody over 18. They were just… gone.
Now, imagine what the world would be like the following week. The news buzzing about the disappearance, teens running around wondering why, kids crying for their parents. Some would accept it, others would riot. But at the end of the day they were all together in the situation. They would get together in empty houses and laugh and talk and cry and sleep and eat. They would talk about how to get the world back on track.
It was like trying to start the world up again. Only this time, I was there for the start of it.
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