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Rated: XGC · Interactive · Fantasy · #1438925
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Chapter #4

Throw it outside

    by: cerial Author IconMail Icon
The dang thing is smoking it might catch fire you think.
You go over to the window iand pull up on it. It doesn't seem to budge
"Idiot" you say out loud you turn the locks and pull on the window
"Why wont this dang thing budge?" Out of frustration you start kicking the drywall under the window.
You look back and see that the phone has started to burn on the towel that you left on the floor. The towel engulfed in flames you turn on the faucet making sure o remove your hair dryer from the non GFCI plug first. You start throwing water on the towel and the phone. You begin to soak the towel it sits there smoldering you go to open the bathroom door (i don't remember shutting that you think). You go to turn the handle. But, your hands only slip. You start banning on the door as hard as you can.
What you don't realize is when you were kicking the wall you ruptured a gas line going into the kitchen
The fumes from the gas line catch on the towel and sends a fireball of flame right at your back. You have no where to go. For some odd reason the house doesn't explode. Instead the ruptured gas line acts like a giant torch as it burns through your skin and into your spinal cord.
You scream out before, your body falls limp still in the path of the flame protruding outward from the ruptured pipe.
You cant move. But,you are still conscious as you feel the flames burn through the flesh on your head and chest
You try to scream but nothing leaves your lips it is already too late.

Your parents find your corpse in the bath tub your wrist slit and your phone on the counter. NEW TEXT MESSAGE READ YES/ NO

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