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			<title>How I Spent My Last Breath</title>
			<description>&amp;ldquo;BUZZ, BUZZ&amp;rdquo; My phone rang under my pillow, I quickly grabbed it before anyone else heard. &amp;lsquo;Hey, you still up for tonight?? Be on the corner of your street in 10. Don&amp;rsquo;t be late. Love Ellie&amp;rsquo; I slid out from my warm bed into the dark room. I quickly took off my pyjama bot..</description>
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			<title>Under the Apple Tree</title>
			<description>There she lay, on the grass under the apple tree, motionless, as she had been for the past few hours. The only way I could tell she was alive was the gentle rise and fall of her chest as she breathed. It was easy to see she had been crying, because her black mascara, that she&amp;rsquo;d spent so much t..</description>
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			<title>A Single Tear</title>
			<description>As she took a step towards the polished white door she heard a cry from inside. The door was locked, but she lifted the dirty mat revealing a small silver key. The key fitted easily in to the lock and&amp;nbsp;door swung open to reveal a dark hallway. On the walls hung photographs of a smiling family, b..</description>
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