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“ Do you think he would do that?” Max asked “I saw him do it he killed the love of my life, plus Anti killed his own brother Jack and that's the same thing that he said i don't know what happened it was like i was being mind controlled.” Before i could say anything else i heard a loud voice that was like thunder it said “ Poor you, Your own friend betrayed you, it was all for revenge.” “What? Anti would never kill for revenge he's not that type of person.” i said in confusion “ Oh but he is i can see what people think and feel , and when i saw your friend he was jealous that ghost cat has you and he didn't” The loud voice continued. “Who are you? Why don't you just show yourself already?” I commanded then the dark hall was lit with light and

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