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HeyThereLittleBear
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At the young age of twenty-one, you never expected to the forced to get your life right. You didn't think about things like religion or morality, didn't ponder about all of the things that could go wrong in your day to lead you to death. But yet here she was, lying on cool concrete as the distant walls of sirens started to grow near and the darkness at the edges of her vision pressed in
Mickey hadn't expected this to happen, hadn't planned her own death. She didn't even think that something could happen to her. She had been overall a good person, a good girl. But lately her life had turned towards the party lifestyle. Each night a different man and each day a new hell to wake up to. She fended off the inevitable hangover with the best cure - a hot cup of coffee.
But that hot cup of coffee lead to this - dying on a street and pinned down by her own vehicle. She had looked away for a moment, just a moment and then it had happened. Her car veered a little to the left. Just a little bit at just the right time and the impact had been disastrous. The seatbelt saved her from hitting the windshield but dkdnt help much when the vehicle titled and then rolled, skidding on its side to a rough stop. A piece of something had come through the glass and pierced her, a fatal wound
And now she debated religion, staring at the last bits of light in her vision as everything else turned black. And then the lights were gone and she took her last breath on earth.
For a few blessed moments, there was nothing. Darkness. Silence. No touch. No smell. The first thing was light - harsh and bright against her eyes, making her squint as she started to smell again. The stench was foul. Burning flesh and roasting brimstone, the belly of hell a hot and reeking mess. Her hand covered her mouth just before she started to feel.
And the only thing she felt now was pain, hot and searing her as she was introduced into her new home. She choked, coughed, then uncovered her mouth and screamed. Screamed even though it was useless.
Mickey hadn't expected this to happen, hadn't planned her own death. She didn't even think that something could happen to her. She had been overall a good person, a good girl. But lately her life had turned towards the party lifestyle. Each night a different man and each day a new hell to wake up to. She fended off the inevitable hangover with the best cure - a hot cup of coffee.
But that hot cup of coffee lead to this - dying on a street and pinned down by her own vehicle. She had looked away for a moment, just a moment and then it had happened. Her car veered a little to the left. Just a little bit at just the right time and the impact had been disastrous. The seatbelt saved her from hitting the windshield but dkdnt help much when the vehicle titled and then rolled, skidding on its side to a rough stop. A piece of something had come through the glass and pierced her, a fatal wound
And now she debated religion, staring at the last bits of light in her vision as everything else turned black. And then the lights were gone and she took her last breath on earth.
For a few blessed moments, there was nothing. Darkness. Silence. No touch. No smell. The first thing was light - harsh and bright against her eyes, making her squint as she started to smell again. The stench was foul. Burning flesh and roasting brimstone, the belly of hell a hot and reeking mess. Her hand covered her mouth just before she started to feel.
And the only thing she felt now was pain, hot and searing her as she was introduced into her new home. She choked, coughed, then uncovered her mouth and screamed. Screamed even though it was useless.