Scarlett Turner vs The Apocalyptic Race

Scarlett Turner vs The Apocalyptic Race

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I jump at the sudden sound of my alarm clock; I’d been awake all night again. For some reason it’s become a habit. I’ve been having these re-occurring nightmares, each picking up from where it left off the night before. Every night, as I close my eyes, an image of a distorted torn up face flashes in front of my eyes. Two nights ago I had a dream. No ordinary dream. I was sitting in a room with a stranger who was sitting up against a window. I’d never met the stranger as far as I knew but as I looked around I heard a growling, moaning type sound. Before I knew it, there was a loud smash and the stranger was dragged through the window, being violently ripped apart by three things that let off a disgusting odour. I could tell there were more of them outside just by the overwhelming sound and stink. I didn’t know what to do so I froze, I slowly positioned myself in a corner. The things that tore the stranger apart were slowly but gradually, dragged themselves across the room. Just as one lunged at me I screamed and woke up in a cold sweat.
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No one stopped to look. No one glanced in the alley I cried in. I was tired of this place, so tired of the endless days that stretched out before me. The emptiness in my heart was eating me alive, with no end in sight. My own darkness was swallowing me whole and leaving nothing alive. The tears froze on my bright red cheeks. I was tired of feeling so broken, but most of all I was tired of being so alone. I pulled out the cold heavy weapon from my coat and stared at it. "If someone would look this way," I thought, "If someone would just glance at me and see my pain. I won't do it." There was a man standing in front of me. After he removed the single bullet from my pistol, he handed it back to me, and left. I followed the man at a distance back to his apartment. He knew that I had followed him and waited at the door to let me in. For reasons I cannot explain I entered his tiny apartment. I fell asleep at the table playing with the bullet and woke up to my alarm the following morning. There was a pillow beneath my head, a blanket over my shoulders, and a note that read: "Dear Stranger..."

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