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The Huntsman.(Titi's P.O.V.)
We had been hiding out for a couple of months, and it was beginning to get tiresome, the feeling of being targeted by people who would do anything to end your life was so sickening, it was not even living anymore. Every second of every minute of every hour of the days as they roll in over and over again, I imagined how it would happen, who would it be? Would it be Chuks? Or would Kunle himself burst through the door and point the gun to my head? Would he at least feel a kind of remorse after doing it, or would I just be one more obstacle out of his way?
Funny how innocent he was the first time I saw him, funny how it seemed so long ago, but it was not. I thought it would be better for us if Kunle was the one who would burst through the door, there was something seriously wrong, something really sinister about that Chuks. If Kunle shot everyone in a room, it would be because he had to do it, and he would have sleepless nights over it. Chuks on the other hand had a look in his
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