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Lunch Break: A Fictional Narrative
It was around 8:20, 9/11/01 in the Twin Towers and Jaxon was siting at his desk ,

quietly filling out papers in his office. Soon it was time for his lunch break. As he was walking to the elevator he heard someone yelling his name.

"Jaxon, wait! " someone yelled.

Not knowing where it came from he continues to walk. As the doors almost shut he sees his friend, so he hold open the doors.

"Hey, Jax," his friend Lilly greeted.

"Oh, Hey Lilly," Jaxon responded.

"Are you going to lunch?" Lilly questioned.

"Yeah," he answered.

"Mind if I come," she added.

"Sure," Jaxon commented.

As they go to the bottom floor to get lunch they hear a very loud crash. In a state of shock they decided
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