Taken to be his

Taken to be his

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Why? Why didn't I listen to my parents when they told me I shouldn't have gone to that party? " I left the party around eleven, but decided to walk because everyone would most likely be drunk and I didn't wanna put my self in a situation like that. As I was walking I heard footsteps behind me, and when I turned around no one was there. I began to walk faster as the footsteps began to also speed up. Next thing I know I'm on the ground with someone standing over me with a cloth. Then I blacked out."
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Level Bar

As a child, I could see something no one else could, the glowing bars hovering above people's heads. My parents, my friends, strangers on the street... all of them carried a visible measure of their strength, their spirit, their very life. I thought it was normal, until I realized I was the only one who can saw them. Now grown, I've learned that those bars mean more than just numbers. They rise, they fall, they shatter-and when they hit zero, so does the person die. In a world where no one knows their limits, I carry the burden of seeing them all. And the question that haunts me the most is this, Why my bar are zero?

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