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Fred turned to his right and headed into the forest. The trees were rushing past. He made a short pause at a playground in the woods, like he always did. He got out his mp3-player and skipped to the next song. In the short silence before he begun, a sudden noise made him look up. It was a quiet sobbing, followed by a screeching. Fred whirled around, startled by the sudden noise. There was a little girl with long black hair, looking no older than eight years and siting on one of the swings. She looked so sad and forlorn, slowly rocking back and forth, her feet barely touching the ground. There was no one around to be seen, no adult with wh

It was still early in the morning, but even though, the sky was already pitch-black, covered with dark clouds which locked out the sun. The air was unbearably hot and loaded with electricity. There was no doubt that there would be a storm in the near future. A lonely figure was jogging along the street, on the opposite side of the houses, gathering along it. Most of their windows were opened to let in the air which was still fresh compared to the stuffy mass inside. There had partly been electricity cut because of the weather and the overuse of air conditioners and so all of them had broken down for already two hours. Almost the whole stree

It was still early in the morning, but even though, the sky was already pitch-black, covered with dark clouds which locked out the sun. The air was unbearably hot and loaded with electricity. There was no doubt that there would be a storm in the near future. A lonely figure was jogging along the street, on the opposite side of the houses, gathering along it. Most of their windows were opened to let in the air which was still fresh compared to the stuffy mass inside. There had partly been electricity cut because of the weather and the overuse of air conditioners and so all of them had broken down for already two hours. Almost the whole street