Suriving

Suriving

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Jan 20, 2016
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looking around at the destroyed city made them think long and hard about what they were going to do next when thy run out of stuff. They walked in silence but alien finally broke it bye saying "I can't believe we made it this far" "Hell man! I ain't seen the sun in a hole god damn week!" Lafayette complains holding his torn jacket close to him trying to keep warm. "I know well never get things back to the way they used to be" Malici reply to both of them holding his limp brother in his arms close. WARNING: THIS CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE, HARSH WORDS SOME VIEW AS OFFENSIVE (and can contain contain graphic imagery if you have good imagery)
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"Get over yourself," I spit, twisting away from him, slamming the crate closed with a sharp motion. "I'm not here for you. I'm not interested in whatever game you think you're playing." But my voice cracks on the last word. Damn it. I hate that I can't keep my cool around him. "You're lying." He steps even closer, his chest almost brushing against my back. I can feel every inch of him now, and it's almost too much. My breath hitches as I fight to maintain control, to keep my body from betraying me. "You're just as trapped in this as I am. Whether you want to admit it or not." I can feel the heat of his body radiating against mine, and every nerve in my body is screaming at me to get the hell away from him. But I don't. Instead, I turn around, forcing myself to meet his gaze. His eyes are darker now, intense, unreadable-like he's looking right through me, but I won't let him. "I'm not trapped," I say, my voice trembling with the lie I'm trying to tell myself. "I don't need anyone, least of all you." He watches me for a long beat, the silence stretching between us until it feels like it might snap. Then, finally, he leans in just slightly, his lips brushing against my ear as he speaks. "You're wrong." His voice is low, a whisper just for me. "You may not need me, Yasmine, but you sure as hell want me."

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