Well, that escalated rather quickly.
Let's see what this chapter has in store for today.
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[In the middle of nowhere, Cassie has been walking for about an hour since she has woken up from the incident she's found herself in, the urban road transforming into dirt.]
[While wandering through the deserted wasteland, she has questions about what brought her here, why she was here, and how she was here.]
[Using her paramedic coat as a way to shield herself from the sun's glaring heat, small beads of sweat continued to stream down her cheek to the neck, her back completely covered in sweat as her turtleneck is neatly wrapped around her waist.]
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"Thank goodness I have an extra t-shirt on..."
If I hadn't worn one on me before that incident, I would've been a half-naked lady wearing a bra in the middle of nowhere!
"I wonder if there's any kind of city on this damned road."
Everything's been the same after I've been walking for what, about a day now!
My legs feel sore, my body is dry, and I'm thirsty to put the icing on the cake, I really need to find water, or else I'll just dry up into a husk of what I am.
"Ever since that weird slug thing came out of nowhere, I wonder if there's more of them."
The thought occurred to me and sends chills down my spine, that a possibility of other things like that exists.
What if there's a spider? Or a crab? Or worse, a cockroach!
"Oh my god, oh my god..."
I refrained from freaking out again, not after that happened!
'It's kind of awkward when I think about it.'
Yeah, I screamed at the top of my lungs like my life was about to end, then that thing appears and completely bamboozles me!
I thought it was gonna do something but then it ended up being stuck upside down.
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