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Trump's Blood: A Narrative Fiction
The man’s name was Jason, he lived alone in a huge house. Every year the same old monster from his childhood came back to haunt him. But this time he was prepared to fight back. Before he came home, he bought a 9mm gun. When he entered the house, it started to happen. Books flew off the shelves and tables flipped over. This was normal to him it happened every year. When he entered his living room, Hillary jumped at him saying”No one should own guns.” He was scared to death, then he grabbed the Desert Eagle from his pocket. And Said “go to crap town you feminazi.” With a sudden shot hillary was down bleeding, crying. Then he saw a head underneath the rug he grabbed the chair, ready to swing, then he heard “Make America great again .” He dropped the chair and was happy Trump was in his house. Jason said,“Trump is love, Trump is life.” And Jason never had a Hillary problem again. Trump filled his wallet with stacks of money until it could not be stretched anymore. Trump is love, Trump is life. Jason's final words were “Don’t let her take my freedom, and guns.” Trump ran to Jason’s side and he didn’t know what was wrong he looked all over the saw bill Clinton with a knife in Jason’s back. Trump yelled NO!!!!! He said “you will not rob people of their freedom”.
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