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Today nothing is going to stop me. I will finnally do it. so 1000 kids well around not a huge school but it takes three to be considered u a serial killer right? I smirk and shake the thought out of my mind today i have a goal and one goal only trap them. I get off the bus and walk into to school high school to be exact. for some reason we all have to stay in the same area in the morning me...where do i fit in? no where im not goth,im not emo, i dont even fit in with the misfits although i do not fit in i am still very known before i walk into the lunchroom were everyone is at i stop suddenly there are diffantly more than three i lick my lips and sit down it would not be smart to start open fireing i would have to go up stairs and take care
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