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“I am going to the store Jimmy, be back at noonish one.” “Okay mom” “do your chores while I am gone” “okay don’t forget tooth past!” I shut the creaky old door and then latched the door then went into my bedchamber and turned on my Xbox and put 2k in my gaming concuil andI played tell 11:30 then went down for a snack. When i went down stairs i stareded to fill my mug with warm coffee my mom left then grabbed a doughnut myb dad forgot to bring to work. “RING RING” “ Hello this is Jermney may i ask who is calling” “WERE COMING.” ----------------------------------- No prank call is going to fool me i said to my self then grabbed a jumbo bag of cheeses puffs. I stared towards the stairs then a alien zombie creature popped out of nowhere so

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