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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Feb 15, 2016
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It's funny how life can just slip away from you just like that. Like in an instant.... CRASHH! Lyz was in a car crash on the date of January 1st 2002. Lyz was with her family, Bear, her little brother, and her mom and dad. Her family and friends were broken. But that's beside the point. Everyone was were all hospitalized immediately. Everyone thought they would be were goners. That day her father died along with her mom. Bear was still here, though. And he was ok. A few weeks later her boyfriend finally had a chance to visit. He was in a major band and was going to be big someday. That day Bear died from a tumor. At that moment she was, for the first time ever, alone, scared, and frightened. But then she awoke.
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"What you expect of me isn't me! When will you get that through your think ass head?!" I screamed and slammed the front door. I was tired of her. She cheated on my dad and screw up my life. It feels like only yesterday when I found her dead body hanging from a tree and my dad on the run. Where's my brothers- "Oh my god- JAKOB! HUNTER!" I yelled through out the place I once called my house. Home was never with my family. Now not even my friends will listen to me. Now just to find safety.....

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