Hunted
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I always thought my town was normal. Everyone did the same stuff at the same place every day. It was a small town so everyone knew about everything and there were no secrets. One time or another, you were the one being talked about. Word always traveled fast. You screw up once, it would be with you forever. There was never anything to hide. It was like this town was hiding from the rest of the world. We were shut out. We couldn’t leave. We were stuck here. And no one, not even me, knew why.
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