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A Whispering Cry


I have been hearing noises all around

me even when I am by myself, first

it was loud bangs from above, the

noise of running back and fourth

on foot, and the over coming sound

of a wolf even though every time it

fall's even though I am outside in my

car. The one time that I do get out of

my car and search I saw what it was

a werewolf, trying to warn me that

I am in danger and that their was a

cliff ahead. So I then slam on my

brakes but it was to late so I open

the door real quick and jump out

only to hear the sound of a whispering

cry from the werewolf that has saved

my life from tragedy so I try to save

her in return.

 

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