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/ | Sovereigns | \ As the shovel speaks unto the ground,
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/ | Bell | | \ Hands that cannot build must steal.
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/ / | | / \| |_ With love to Ma Bell.
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/__________ \ | \ | \ \
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/ \ | ||__\ \ Issue #9 By Dr. No
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/ \ | \ Shhh Honey, I Think
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\__________________/_________ /__________/ It's Right Outside..
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We had just gotten home from the movies, and my parents still
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weren't home. It was about 10:00pm, so it was already dark outside. I
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turned on a few lights and asked her what she wanted to do. She said she
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wanted to relax on the couch for a little bit, but I had other, more
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active, plans. I asked her if she wanted something to drink, and she
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said sure, so we walked into my kitchen. As we walked in the door to the
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kitchen, I had to stop to marvel. We had just moved in a little while
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back, and I was still amazed at how cool and modern it looked.
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Straight ahead of me was a full sized window that looked out
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upon our side yard, and at our neighbor's house. They also had one, and
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it looked directly at ours. Sometimes when I was bored, I'd sit there
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and watch my neighbors mill around, and catch a glimpse every once and a
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while of their daughter, Millissa. In the middle of this grand kitchen
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was a table that we all sat at to eat, do work, etc. On my right was a
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door to the porch, and to the left of the door was a sink, dish washer,
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and cabinet where we put dishes and other kitchen shit. To the right of
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the door it was bare, and across from the door, immediately to the left
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of where I was standing, there was a walk-in pantry, where my family
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kept a lot of the dried and canned food. To the right of the pantry was
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a little table against the wall, and a refrigerator. Anyway, enough of
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new homes and gardens, back to reality.
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I walked over to the fridge and grabbed a couple of drinks, and
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walked back over to the table. We sat down, and she started talking
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about one of her classes at school, and what had happened that day. I
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wasn't real interested, and my eyes wandered to the window. I was
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staring out into our neighbor's house again. I couldn't help it, it was
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a habit. I always ended up doing this when my father lectured me too.
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They were sitting there watching TV, because they had made that room
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that the window was in their living room instead of their kitchen like
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we had. I couldn't see Millissa, so bored again, I looked out onto the
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street, and noticed something sneaking around in the front yard, trying
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hard not to be seen. It was darting from tree to tree, and had a faint
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blue light that was scanning the ground in front of it, and then moved
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up the walk and pointed at the neighbor's front door. It wandered up,
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and then knelt at the door and started playing with the lock. My
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girlfriend finally noticed that I wasn't paying attention and said
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"Are you listening to me?"
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"Hang on, it looks like someone is trying to break into the
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neighbor's house."
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"What are you crazy," She said, and then her face took on a
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different look as I pointed out the figure, still kneeling at the door.
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"We have to call the neighbors and let them know before someone gets hurt"
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I quickly picked up the phone, heeding her advice, and stood
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there, looking out the huge window into their house. Ring... Ring...
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"Hello?" A beautiful voice said, which I recognized as
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Millissa's.
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"Millissa? Look out your window next door" She did, and smiled.
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"Hey, what's going on?"
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"Well, to be blunt, I think someone is trying to break in your
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house."
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"What?? Are you serious? Where?"
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"It's coming in through your front door. Quick, tell your dad to
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get his .44."
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"Okay, hang o........"
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The line had gone dead, and I was shaking, and uncontrollably at
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that. Then I heard a scream. And ear piercing scream, just like you see in
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the movies. Except this was real, so real that I watched her wonderful body
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be smeared across the window right in front of me, gore coating the window
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and it's surroundings. I was surprised that she hadn't gone through the
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window, she had been hit so hard by something from behind and her stomach
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had been practically thrown all over the window. I dropped the phone, and
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my girlfriend screamed. The blue light was inside Millissa's house, and it
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was pointing straight at my chest through the two windows. I quickly ducked
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down, and moved out of the way, so he couldn't see me through the window.
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I then noticed the blue light outside, flashing around in no
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apparent pattern. I hushed my girlfriend, as she was quaking in fear, and
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about to scream. I put her in the walk-in pantry next to me, and went
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and got my knife that was on top of the refrigerator. I strapped the
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case to my waist, and then pulled the knife from the belt. It was a
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wicked knife, the blade about six inches long, waving in and out,
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forming a menacing, jagged, serrated edge, and coming to a double point
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like a snakes tongue, with both sides as sharp as the high pitched
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scream my girlfriend would have uttered, had I not stopped her. I
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pressed myself up against the wall to the side of the door, standing
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where I couldn't be seen from outside. I then watched as the strange blue
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light came across the porch, and then up over the floor, and then around
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and about the kitchen, looking, scanning. It then stopped, and blinked
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out like a candle in a warm summer breeze. Then I heard a small click as
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it grasped the doorknob and slowly turned it. Then in one swift motion,
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the holder of the blue light slammed into the door and burst inside,
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gun leveled. Luckily for me, we had installed a little door stopper that
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prevented the door from slamming into the wall behind it, and the door
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came about two inches from my nose, and then stopped. He saw a movement
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on the counter across from him, which was probably a rat, and let his
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trigger finger itch run wild. He sprayed the room in a sweeping motion,
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not exactly aiming, keeping the weapon at a constant height. My thoughts
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flashed for a moment to my girlfriend in the closet, wondering if she
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had just stood there, or had the brains enough to duck down. I decide not
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to worry about it for the moment and turned my attention back to the
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intruder. He had stopped shooting, and stood there, looking around, smoke
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wafting from the end of his gun, surveying the room. When he was content
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that nothing else in the room was going to move, he took a step forward
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and shut the door I was hiding behind. That's when I made my move. I
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swung my wicked knife as hard as I could, across the man's throat. This
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move took him totally by surprise, and the artery I cut spilled it
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precious fluid all over my knife, hand, and arm. I jerked the knife out
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of his neck, and turning it so that it pointed downwards in my hand,
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buried it to the hilt in his throat, above his breastbone pointing down
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towards his heart. The man slowly collapsed to the floor, his life taken
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from his body. I breathed a sigh of relief, and stopped for a minute to
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compose myself and let my adrenaline wear out. I then thought again about
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my girlfriend in the closet, and went to open the door. I stopped with my
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hand on the doorknob, and looked at the bullet holes cris-crossing the
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door in a pattern like an X stretched out lengthwise. I then slowly
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turned the doorknob and looked inside. She was slumped against the back
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shelf, her chin on her chest, with no apparent strength in her. I took
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one step forward, and put a soft finger under her chin. I gently lifted
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her head up and watched in horror as it limply fell over, exposing the
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blood coating her throat and chest. The bullets had first swept across
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her throat, and then evidently as she was falling, one had entered her
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throat above her breastbone, going down towards her heart. I was so
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shocked at the gruesome sight that I could only stare in horror. The
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agony that filled me was unbelievable, and I looked from her throat to
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the bloody knife in my hand, and understood what I had to do. I slowly
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brought it up to my navel, and forced it into my gut. I screamed in pain
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as I pulled it up my abdomen and into my chest, but not a physical pain.
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The pain in my mind was beyond everything else I was experiencing. The
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knife cut my breastbone right in half, it was so sharp, and I opened my
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chest, exposing my heart and lungs. I grasped my heart in my right hand,
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the heart that had given itself to the woman I loved, the woman now
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lying with lead imbedded in her body, the lead feared by many yet used
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by all, the little lead leeches that suck the life from you and destroy
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your happiness and well being. I turned my attention back to my heart,
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the heart that people kill, rape, and die for, the heart that causes
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people to hurt themselves out of the need for the companionship of
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another equally worthless and devilish heart. I despised and hated
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this heart, yet needed it to survive this heartless world and obeyed
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it's cruel and unusual wishes.
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These were the things that ran through my mind as I crushed this
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devil in my hand, this devil that we depended on, the devil and
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perpetrator of evils that we cannot live without.
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