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Who's There?

Who's There?

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Fiction
Horror
Lune loved nighttime, and the deep blue shades that covered the sky when the days' invasion came to a close. • • • • • But the false sense of security Lune thrived in came to a shuddering end after a terrifying call from her only friend, Song. • • • • • She quickly came to realize that the nighttime she so loved was not her close friend, but an enemy waiting to bite. And you better believe it hurts.
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