PROLOGUE

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I locked the door and pressed myself against it. With all my strength I leaned upon it, praying I would be able to keep it closed. I was crying. Hot tears splashed against my cold cheeks. I was breathing rapidly, my mouth becoming dry.

I'm gonna die.

I wanted to bang my head against the wall until it killed me. But there was an easier way. I lifted my shirt up to expose a gun tucked into my belt. 

I was sobbing now. 

It was either I do it, or she does. I ran my fingers through my hair, grabbing it roughly.

Oh god. Oh god. Oh god.

Something moved up the stairs, by the bathroom. I stared into the pitch black.

It was in the house. Of course it was. This house belonged to it.

I made out a dark figure of a woman.

"Please no, don't do this." My pleading voice echoed in the empty house, as I said this the woman was then on the stairs. I don't know how but the next thing you know she was just there.

I put the gun to my head. I moaned and wailed before I did it. But I did do it.

I did pull the trigger. 

and when I fell, the last thing I saw was the woman, smiling at me.






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