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One day, a massacre occurred at 6 Lauren St. The massacre happened in a house located in East Texas, a place that is known for it’s low popularity, and it’s unnatural episodes. Rumours were spread all over the entire city, one telling that children was brutally murdered, and another telling that they got tortured but no suspects were chosen, neither found.

The day started. Tommy was at school waiting for the lesson to be over. He didn’t make any homework for the day, and got a report from his teacher, which he had to deliver to his parents. Tommy didn’t have any idea of, what there stood on the report. The only thing that he knew was that it was an obligatory from his class teacher. He reminded that it was his father birthday. His parents are divorced and he has never seen his father before.

When the day was over, he went home cycling with his bike. It was a sunny day, even though he couldn’t feel the blessed weather of that day. He felt something, but didn’t assure what he really felt for. It was a strange felling, that he couldn’t control. On his way home, he saw that no one was at home. He was home alone, and waited for someone at home to come back. While Tommy was waiting for someone to come home, he went outside playing with is his neighbour friend Freddy. So, he went to knock at Freddie’s house. Tommy stood there knocking at the door, but no one at the house reacted on the knocks. It was so silence, and sunny at the same time. The knocking at the door didn’t give any reaction, and it meant that nobody was at home.

It was strange. The depression that Tommy had, was transformed intro passion, and made him waiting for his mum and his sister to come home. He has never seen his father, and even though when Tommy or his sister Sophie asks about their father, mother would never come with any answer.

After a while his sister and mother came home, and Tommy went happy all of a sudden. Tommy and Sophie sat their

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