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Foreclosure-Personal Narrative

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Wow, you were already at the bottom of the island without needing to go through any obstacles. Thank your enemies for doing so.
Killer looked like that he was taking a few glances to your happy form, actually smiling and thinking were Law could be.
A wonderful idea popped into your mind when you saw Kid and Killer talking with each other.
You could ask (or use) them to help you find Law or even get rid of this Robot. Just when you thought of that moment, he just jinxed you.
I see you 've settled here.
Would Kid or Killer see him? You didn 't know, you were too busy cringing at the thought of them looking and seeing you as 'crazy '.
Screw it.
"I 'm fine," You said, peering up at him. He just stared right back at you and crouching down in front of you. …show more content…

Had to turn,
And lay down,
You 're the sting of disease,
Phase you out,
Should 've seen this coming,
Go on, Confusing this soul,
Hold my breath,
Til you rupture!
You stared at the window were the Robot was, and whoever he was hugging.
Unfortunately, you saw who he was.
Forget Closure.
Law, was right there, in front of your sight, pass the window, he never looks a bit hurt, no scars, nothing.
He was smiling.
Confusion entered your mind when you slowly walked towards the window, or basically the house, the abandoned house you saw back at the start of this game.
I Understand what you went through, why go through more when you can just live without her?
Laws smile wiped off his face "No, she 's a part of my crew, and I 'll never lose her like this."
I know, she might have feelings for....
Your mind was about to explode, this Robot was pure lying to you.
You started to rush faster towards the window. Hearing Laws voice again " She can 't, while she 's going through this, I seem to develop thee same thing"
Holy shit (Y/N) you just totally ignored his words as your whole mind was turning red, same with this dream,
"GO!" You shouted and broke the window, punching it and letting your mind go blank.
The song was over.
Law

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