I gripped the handlebars of the motorcycle as I sped down the road towards our destination. The faces and sights of people became a blur on either side of me from the sheer velocity at which I was traveling. There were thousands of possible options of turns and accelerations to our destination and I had made plan upon plan to accomodate all of them
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I held on to Wes as we rode off to wherever the hell we were going. It felt weird. Being on a bike with Wes? Never thought I'd see the day. But things change. People change. Hell, I'm living proof of that, aren't I?
As we continued to ride, I couldn't help but smirk when I thought back to a about a year or so back.. "It's like riding a biker."
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"Get the hell out of my mission." Yah, so that's me. I learned from someone with superhero powers not to take any crap. I was responsible for all the kids here, and I was going to do my best. The demon looked at me, and then turned away, as if I was of no importance.
I walked up behind him, my kids cowering either upstairs or in a corner.
"I don't think you heard me, get the hell out of my place!"
And that was why, now, I was hold ice on the left side of my face. At least, that was what Denise was holding over my face, in the corner with the kids, when I came to.
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