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The Scar
The nightmare always begins the same. I’m six years old and I’m walking to my parent’s bedroom. My body had been refusing to let me sleep all night. I hear screams and hurry to investigate. I tried to run as fast as my short legs could take me. I opened the door to find my father’s lifeless body on the bed while I hear my mother’s shrieks as her throat gets slashed. I let a high pitched scream escape from my mouth and he lifts his head to look at me with a demented smile. He stares at me with beady black eyes, as if he was a predator and I was his prey. He grabs my face and pulls my ear close to his lips. “I guess I’ll have to brand you” he whispers. I wake up and touch my face. The scar is still there.
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