Savior Ch. 22

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As Carl left in rumble of V-Twin thunder, I took a deep breath and began to trudge across the parking lot in the direction of my keys, hoping it wouldn't take me long to find them.

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AnonymousAnonymousalmost 3 years ago

too short. too slow. too stupid.

ag2507ag2507almost 3 years ago

Rule 1 in a horror movie - don't go outside by yourself. Hanna is the epitomy of stupid and the slow pace is killing it. Time to abandon methinks.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 3 years ago

I guess writers with little imigation have to have their characters all do stupid stuff to have any kind of story. Sorry I wasted my time.

Baldy74Baldy74almost 3 years ago

I do want to see how this story resolves but there is just so much padding between anything happening. Don't think I'll start another one of your stories, which is a shame as you write great characters.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 3 years ago

Agree this is going to slow, need to move it along can only take reading all the abuse for so long.

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