Breakout
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Breakout

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Summary

BOOK ONE ❝Maybe I have to cut off my humanity just to survive. After all survival isn't supposed to be fair.❞ Screams of terror and panic filled the streets, cars scattered across the highway as my friends and I hopped out. None of us knew what was going on, a body hunched over someone, probably mourning their death. John got close enough to see something that disturbed him, running back at top speed, yelling for us to get back in the car and lock the doors. Children crying for their parents to come get them. In my side mirror, I saw a little boy with blood on his face sitting on the street. He was holding his father's cold, limp hand, tears streaming down his face. I was about to get out to grab the kid, but what happened next horrified me. The man revived as his son smiled. This was truly hell.

Status
8yrs ago
Chapters
3
Rating
5.0 (1 review)
Age Rating
18+

Prologue

Screams of terror and panic filled the streets, cars scattered across the highway as my friends and I hopped out. None of us knew what was going on, a body hunched over someone, probably mourning their death. John got close enough to see something that disturbed him, running back at top speed, yelling for us to get back in the car and lock the doors.

Children crying for their parents to come get them. In my side mirror, I saw a little boy with blood on his face sitting on the street. He was holding his father's cold, limp hand, tears streaming down his face. I was about to get out to grab the kid, but what happened next horrified me.

The man revived as his son smiled, only to scream out in fear as he feasted on the child's neck. Swallowing the bile rising up, I managed to tear my eyes away from the gruesome scene as my friends panicked.

This was truly hell.

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The_Shy_Daydreamer
The_Shy_Daydreamer

Oof, I'm excited at what's to come

8 years

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