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Creative Writing: Snow Zombies
Wind twists. Trees crack. The castle howls.
“Do you want to build a SNOWMAN!?” Ona wonders.
“Ona, it’s the middle of the night. Go away before away I freeze you to death!” Delza responds. Ona sprints down stairs to the noise of a gunshot and sees that her parents are being attacked by bloodthirsty snow zombies. Just at that moment Ona’s parents turn into snow zombies as well. Ona dashes upstairs and busts through Delza’s door.
“What is wrong with you Ona!?” Delza exclaims!
“ Mom and Dad are going to eat us because they are snow zombies!” One responds.
“ Don’t worry, I’m a snow zombies as well, now let me eat you from the inside out!” Delza shouted. At this moment Delza turned into a snow zombie. My only option was to bust the window while jumping
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