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Bullets

Author: Mimi
last update publish date: 2026-06-22 16:21:12

The morning was quiet.

Too quiet.

I stood at the window, watching the mist curl around the garden like ghostly fingers. The roses were wet with dew, their petals heavy and dark, weighing down the stems. The grass was damp, each blade glistening with moisture, the earth soft beneath the weight of the night's rain. The sky was gray, heavy with clouds that promised more rain to come. No birds sang. No children laughed. The silence pressed against my skin, thick and suffocating.

Rex walked to me, h
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