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Creative Writing: Observing Aubrey
Observing Aubrey's brother come back as a walker made him flinch. He had expected that this would never happen. Everything Audrey had been through, she didn't ask for this. The brunette tightly held onto her as she wept in his arms, a small frown forming on his lips before he shook his head. "You're not alone, Aubrey." The recent fight that had just went down popped back into his head. He immediately regretted the words he said earlier. In a hushed tone, Carl slowly loosened his grip on her. "We'll bury him, I promise. But..for now, I need to make sure you don't die as well." He spoke, knowing that could potentially make her even more angry at him. "But, we'll stay out here as long as you want okay?" He looked back at the dead corpse next to

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