the long run
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Ongoing, First published May 30, 2016
Mature
"Glenn don't die ! he's trap, please don't let him die" I sob for what seems like decades when in reality it's only five minutes. 

That's what happens when Gregory Nicotero decides to kill my favorite character of the Walking Dead. I have a meltdown, because indeed Glenn is my future husband. 

I look down at my phone and decided to tweet about his death. Not only two minutes later I get a retweet and a comment by a stranger. 
"Glenn doesn't die, he goes under the garbage" - unknown 
I smile at the tweet 
"I actually never thought about that, good interface" I tweet back 
"yeah well when you became obsessed with a show, you try to make as many observations as you can" -unknown replies 

This person is someone I would like to get to know, mmmm I should ask for their name 
"I like your the way you think, by the way my name is Serena, yours is ?"
"Thomas, might seem off but can I get your number ?"
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