Greenhills: Fate Of The Chosen

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ighting all around. Cries and shouts echo

a distance. The sounds were indisti

were coming close to where I w

ice pierced the night, growing weaker until it stopped completely. One of the comb

to take the baby dead or alive," ano

g, "Burn the whole p

plied. That was the last thin

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Dring!

m that was unusually very loud in my ear, like the stupid device was going to wake up the w

wn here in 2 minute

ross the wall to meet with his counterparts, but the voice

similar but different nightmares I have been having for a time now, but recently, it

walking downstairs

seating in my house. Across the stairs, just in our dining room, sat a g

lves away countless times, but I have just not had the time to look at them twice, not to

a girl, because numerous girls in their hundreds can line up just to watch me pl

o go and confess my love for this pretty damsel sitting in our dining. A fire that I have nev

ck at me. I wondered how my uncle crept behind me without me knowing. I

s stern eyes were still peering a

udly meet jason. Jason meet Kate,

to meet you," t

music to my ears as I wa

ay, but my voice, which on normal occasions was bar

which shouldn't be because I am always calm and colle

rd you go to the same school as me. Tha

off. "There's no way it'd happen if I

ild," Uncle Monez

of..." I gestured towards Kate, trying to remember her name

ll in the middle of completing her words. "I'm sor

to Kate before turning to glare at me, gesturing towards the kitchen. I follo

t I held myself, going into the kitch

her family. Her mother divorced her father, so she is still going

k a voice that was constantly nagging at me to show my authority and end this once and for all, but the rational mi

wa

come back to reality and discovered that as this battle was still going on in my head

for school, and don't make Kate

ied apologizing, not a word came out. I tried again an

r keys, gesturing to the girl who qui

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jason's car flashed in the distance, his face was unread

and that was the tea I was su

k my daily tea as he strictly warned me to. Sharply, he raised his head, his eyes flashed with an o

h the striking dent that was on the concrete count