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Underground eXperts United
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[Everything's Gonna Be Alright...] [ By Phearless ]
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Everything's gonna be alright...
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by Phearless
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for uXu
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The weather was just great. Hot and sunny. Suddenly I saw something at the
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side of the road. Ah. She was beautiful. Long brown hair that went all
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the way down to her rounded, tasty butt. Dressed in a yellow t-shirt, a
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pair of white shorts and holding a little black purse in her hand. Her legs
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were fully exposed. Sure I was going to give her a ride, she seemed very
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innocent where she was standing, holding her thumb out, hoping some friendly
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soul would give her a lift.
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When she noticed I was going to stop, she began walking towards me with this
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big sexy smile on her face. I think I got a hard on, I don't know, as I was
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too busy stopping the car and then opening the door for her.
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She got into the car and she closed the door.
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- "Are you on your way to the city?" I asked her.
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- "Yes I am" she replied, opened her purse and pulled out a small handgun.
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"And I'm going in your car. Alone."
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She pointed the gun at me and waved with it, as to show me the way out.
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- "Hey what is this? I can give you a ride to town without you pulling
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a gun at me. Great, this is what you g..."
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- "GET THE FUCK OUT!" she screamed, violently waving the gun. Her face had
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changed color into light red and she was obviously very pissed off.
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- "Is that really the proper language for a woman my dear lady? Now listen.
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Put that gun away or someone will get hurt, you know I am quite forgiving
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whe..."
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- "YOU ASKED FOR IT YOU FUCK!"
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*BANG!*
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The bullet left the barrel when it was pointing at my forehead. It then
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penetrated my cranium, went all the way through my brain and came out
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on the other side, leaving a big hole behind. Blood, skin and brains
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were sprayed all over the window. I got pretty shocked at the sensation,
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and I guess I fainted for a few seconds. I will never get used to this I
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guess.
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When I came to my senses, she had opened the door on my side and was trying
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to push me out on the road. I slammed the door shut and took the gun away
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from her. She got this very funny expression on her face when she looked up
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at me, and started screaming. I didn't feel like listening to that forever so
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I laid my hand on her shoulder;
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- "Calm down, calm down. So there. Feeling better now?"
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She stopped screaming, and stared at me again.
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- "You're DEAD!" she yelled. She was close to tears.
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- "No I am not dead silly you. I can see you and I can hear you, those
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two facts together probably mean I am still alive. Look, the blood
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has stopped flowing from that little hole you gave me, and it will
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heal completely any minute. Now, I am very curious; did you really mean
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to kill me?"
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- "Yes I mean... NO! I wanted to... scare you! Yes! That's what I tried
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to do... I didn't mean to shoot at all!"
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- "Of course you did not. Still, you pulled the trigger when the gun was
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pointing at my head. Do you do this often? Hitch hike and then shoot
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the ones that are friendly enough to stop?"
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- "NO!"
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- "Is that really true? I mean, you did not exactly get upset after you
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'accidentally' blew my brains out. You do not give me the impression that
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it is your first time. Tell me, how many others have you killed this
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way? Be honest, please."
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- "Huh? How many? None I tell you!"
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I took a steady grip around her neck with my hand and pulled her very close
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to me, until her face were just inches from mine.
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... she continued;
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- "Three! THREE! Just three..."
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- "Nice girl. Now that did not hurt, did it?" I let go of my grip.
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She shook her head and continued to stare at me.
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- "You have been a bad girl, and you know it. You will have to be punished,
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and I am afraid I am the one that will have to punish you. Close your
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eyes."
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She stared at me.
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- "As I said; close your eyes."
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She didn't do what I told her, so I laid my hand over her eyes and closed
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them myself.
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- "Now keep them closed, and open up your mouth."
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She opened her mouth just a little, and I had to once again reach over to
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her, this time to stick in my thumb in her mouth to make her open it wider.
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- "Now you do not move." I told her in a lower voice.
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I stuck the barrel of her gun in her mouth, gently.
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- "You may look now." I said.
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She opened her eyes and noticed what was in her mouth.
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- "Do not move dear, you know how easily this thing goes off."
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Her eyes were getting really big. She stared at me.
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- "Blink twice if you think you should be punished. Please be honest."
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I put much weight in the word 'please', and she blinked her eyes twice
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slow, but without any hesitation.
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- "Good."
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I pulled the trigger when the barrel was still in her mouth and she
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was looking me right into my eyes.
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The bullet went through her mouth, crushing everything in it's way,
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and exited through a perfectly round hole in the back of her neck. Finally,
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the window behind her was shattered to bits.
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She was still looking at me when she was shaking in muscle spasms, with
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her head leaning to the front panel.
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I laid the gun in the back seat and turned on the radio. The hole in
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the back of my head had healed, so I turned the key and drove off.
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After just a few miles I saw that the window was in one piece again. I put
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my hand on her back and shook her.
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- "Hey, time to wake up!"
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She jumped up so quickly that she hit her head in the ceiling;
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- "Ouch! Fuck! Fuck! Fuck!"
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- "Take it easy now. Please." I said.
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- "Shit, where am...", she looked at me. Stared.
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"Oh my god... I'm dead! Or... why ain't I dead?"
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- "Since we will hopefully be spending a long time together, I might as
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well tell you what this is all about. You see, this car is something
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special. Really special. It lives!"
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- "I'll believe fuckin' everything after this!" she yelled.
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- "You have two choices now sweetie. Either you stay in this car and live,
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or you leave at the next stop and die."
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- "What? I don't think I get it..." she asked, looking very confused.
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I almost felt sorry for her.
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- "No, how could you... Please trust me. Do you want to drive around with
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me or not? It gets pretty boring after some days behind the wheel."
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- "Days? Where are you going to then, since we've already passed the city?
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And what has the car to do with the strange shit that just happened? Why
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didn't I die? Why didn't _you_ die? Tell me, I think I'm losing it!"
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- "Just relax, everything is under control. Do not try to understand, since
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I do not understand how this can be possible either. I do however know
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that it is thanks to the car we both are still alive. Do you want me
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to tell you a story?"
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- "If it'll enlighten me in any way at all, please do."
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- "A long time ago, I was at this gas station, refueling my car. It was
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at night, and there was only one other car in sight.
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Suddenly just that very car drove up beside me, and the passenger side
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window rolled down, and before I knew it, I was looking into the barrels
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of a side by side shotgun. A deep man's voice from inside the car,
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apparently the driver, demanded me to be quiet and to get into the car.
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A million thoughts went through my mind, most of them arguing about what
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I should do. The ones saying "get in Now!" won after the dramatic two
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second fight.
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I got into the car and closed the door behind me. The driver had a big
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grin on his face, but was still pointing the shotgun at me.
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He began talking in a very relaxed voice. He said he was about to hotwire
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the car when the owner suddenly appeared and blew his head off. The next
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thing he remembers is police sirens in the distance, and a voice close to
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him saying something like "That's what happens to car thieves in this
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town, sucker...". He got somewhat mad when he heard this, so he leaned
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back in the car seat, reached out and grabbed the gun from the man
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who was standing next to the car, smoking a cigarette. The man turned
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around just in time to greet the piece of lead which was coming over to
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pay his brains a visit.
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The sound of the sirens were getting closer. He continued hotwiring
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the car and after a few coughs it started. He drove off and when
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looking in the rear view mirror, he could only see a big cloud of smoke.
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He didn't know for how long he had been driving, when he suddenly
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realized what had happened. When holding the steering wheel he got the
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answers to all the questions he had in his mind. At least the ones
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concerning what the car had to do with it."
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The girl interrupted;
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- "But you said you didn't know what had happened!"
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- "That is true. Parts of it." I replied, not taking my eyes off the road.
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- "Tell me all you know! Now..." she said.
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- "You will be knowing, soon. Just please keep quiet for a few more minutes."
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I continued to tell her my story.
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- "Anyway, after another unspecified period of time of complete silence,
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he pulled over to the side and stopped the car. He spoke again.
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He said he had this idea, that if he would leave the car he would die,
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because it was the car which was keeping him alive, if you have been
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killed inside it. He knew it was the truth, he felt it inside him.
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He told me to turn around, to face the window on my side. Then I felt
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the barrel of the shotgun to the back of my head.
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The next thing I remember, he was standing outside the car, just
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in front of it, looking at me with a smile.
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He walked away. He only got about 5 yards before he was hit to the ground
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just like he had been shot in the head at close range. No gun shot was
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heard."
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The girl interrupted me again;
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- "You mean I'll never get outta this fucking car?" she yelled, as if
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she was getting hysterical.
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- "Seems like it. You might as well accept it right now dear."
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She did not cry, she just stared at the highway in front of us.
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After ten or so miles I drove off the highway and parked the car at a
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drive-inn McDonald's.
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I opened the door on my side, got out an closed the door behind me.
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- "Hey! You'll die if you leave the car, you said it yourself!"
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- "That is true, yes. But not all of the truth. I will not die just because
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I leave the car, neither did the one before me. Call me a liar if you
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want. The thing is that there must be at least one person left in the car.
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You got 'killed' in the car, remember? That means you two will be living
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in a somekind of symbiosis the nearest future.
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Neither one of you can live without the other. Sorry it had to be like
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this, I really hate driving that car. In time, you will hopefully
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understand."
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- "You son of a bitch!", she screamed. Now obviously furious.
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- "Don't worry. Just pick up someone who will kill you without you asking
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for it. It only took me nine years to find you. Think of it as a
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different kind of vacation."
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- "What's stopping me from knocking you down with the car this instant?"
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- "Nothing at all. But you will not do it. Killing people is against the
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law, and I promise you I will die for real if you kill me here.
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That, together with your survival instincts, will find you another
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so-called victim. And to be honest, I think you deserve it.
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Bye sweetie."
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She drove off, and I went in to get a cup of coffee.
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uXu #124 Underground eXperts United 1993 uXu #124
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Call SOLSBURY HILL -> +1-301-428-3268
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