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i_killedaman on the after-eve of separation ♠ narrative / open
So here's the story.
You'd think the girl's life couldn't get any worse than what it had been for the past three years. But, as life works, if it isn't one thing that catches you by surprise, it's something else. Caught on the run from the cops, she'd thought that the rest of her life would be spent in a high-security prison. But luck works in mysterious ways, it would seem.
Instead of ending up in Los Angeles, luck worked its ways and instead planted her on a deserted island. One might say that that would be better than whatever fate she'd been headed for, but after two months on that island? Well, Kate could hardly agree with you. She'd have much rather found herself back, safe at home in a courtroom to discuss her story -- and probably be put in jail after that -- than sitting around on a crazy, dangerous island, waiting to be saved. Or die. Whichever came first. And hell, when she ended up in the City, Kate hadn't known which of those two events had happened first: death, or salvation.
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You'd think the girl's life couldn't get any worse than what it had been for the past three years. But, as life works, if it isn't one thing that catches you by surprise, it's something else. Caught on the run from the cops, she'd thought that the rest of her life would be spent in a high-security prison. But luck works in mysterious ways, it would seem.
Instead of ending up in Los Angeles, luck worked its ways and instead planted her on a deserted island. One might say that that would be better than whatever fate she'd been headed for, but after two months on that island? Well, Kate could hardly agree with you. She'd have much rather found herself back, safe at home in a courtroom to discuss her story -- and probably be put in jail after that -- than sitting around on a crazy, dangerous island, waiting to be saved. Or die. Whichever came first. And hell, when she ended up in the City, Kate hadn't known which of those two events had happened first: death, or salvation.
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