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Tell Robin To Come In Here: A Short Story
“India”, said Suzie. India ran into the living room with her gear and began CPR. “Tell Robin to come in here”, said India. Suzie and Alicia ran outside. Lisa looks at Rosey and feels shame instead of sorrow and she didn't understand why. Alicia and Suzie ran to the ambulance and screamed “Robin we need you in the house," said both of them. Robin licked his fingers filled with donut jelly and wiped his mouth, and he grabbed the bag sitting in the passenger seat then proceeded to the house. Suzie and Alicia looked at each other and rolled their eyes , and ran to the house. India Lifted up Rosey's head and robin kneels behind India and grabs a needle from the pocket of the bag. He slowly injected the needle with liquid into the left side of her head. The agreement with the angel of death was kept and Rosey was unharmed. After battling with death, Rosy opens her eyes and started breathing heavily. In her mind death became a myth. Rosey looks at everyone but couldn’t hear anything all she heard was a baby cry and a yell of Adam’s voice “How could you be pregnant,” “Lisa is the only one that be carrying my child, "said

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