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What I saw - #1
Spending half a day in the ocean was a choice on its own. This reminds me of the woman I once was before I knew the true colors of what people can do. Myriad colors filled with pride, envy, and hate. Their promination made me sell my soul for vengeance. They say vengeance is the Lord's but I couldn't wait for the long trimming, it was long. Longer than the length of a gun and I don't have that inner peace to wait despite the grief they caused. Selling my soul was nothing new it's just that it gave me all that I needed to accomplish my motives all for a prize I had to pay. To me, it was worth it. A prize to relieve me of the ache and to take some souls along. I savor this…I'm heartless. I know. If my brother didn't die maybe I won't be.
I lived with my brother in a little house on the island of Madagascar. Our house is by the edge of the cliff, the house looked like a bird's nest fastened to the rock by gr
ayGaiusI once believed that death was the last resort for every soul until life made me bitter. The author wants me to tell you about myself first. My name is Decca.
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