Kesha's Short Story

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Kesha heard abnormal sounds outside her porch. Her body was trembling, Goosebumps developing along her arms as well as her legs. The room’s temperature decreased dramatically. As she approached her porch, she noticed the neighborhood hoodlums smashing the windows of her car. Desperately, she grabbed the nearest rock available to her. The hoodlums turned around with a venomous look as they approached for their guns. Kesha’s body temperature dramatically decreased as she froze. The hoodlum fired the gun, impaling Kesha’s eyeball. As a result, the blood rushed down her face from the open wound, the world turned still along with an alarming silence. Her head bounced from collapsing into the pavement.
The hoodlums panicked and shocked grabbed

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