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HIM;THE MAN: THE SEQUEL.
<p>Him the Man: The Sequel</p><p><br/></p><p><br/></p><p>Dear digital diary,</p><p>It’s been three months since that traumatic incident.</p><p>Mum and Dad barely leave me alone anymore. Mils has become way more overprotective, and let’s just say Bo trusts a little less.</p><p>I don’t spend much time in my room like I used to.</p><p>My headphones? I don’t use them anymore.</p><p>Coping with the trauma has been hard, but I’m glad the perpetrator went to prison. Last I heard, he was murdered.</p><p>The memories from the courtroom replay in my mind constantly. His name—I can’t forget it.</p><p>Bill.</p><p>As I write this, I’m sitting in the living room with the TV in front of me. Mils and I are the only ones home.</p><p>She’s asleep.</p><p>Don’t worry—the doors are locked. We have security alarms now. No intruder can enter easily.</p><p>I can finally breathe.</p><p>I’m currently listening to music, out loud. I decided to fix myself something to eat.</p><p>Grapes.</p><p>I had only taken a few when I heard a knock on the door.</p><p>One of the grapes fell and rolled right to the front of the door.</p><p>“Mils, Mum and Dad are back,” I said.</p><p>She didn’t get up.</p><p>I decided to go myself. After all, nothing could happen.</p><p>“Who’s there?”</p><p>No answer.</p><p>I hesitated. “Mum? Is that you?”</p><p>Still no answer.</p><p>I looked through the peephole.</p><p>Chills ran down my spine.</p><p>It was him.</p><p>There he was, smiling at me.</p>
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