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    Alien Evil
    Alien Evil
    Alien Evil
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    Alien Evil

    By Mortaza Tokhy

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    Josh felt his spirit beginning to wither away as he trudged down the familiar hallways of Westmead High. The same conversations, the same faces, and the same lunchtime rituals all left him feeling bored and unfulfilled. Desperate for something new, Josh's gaze flicked from student to student in search of an unfamiliar face. His ears then caught the faint sound of yelling, and soon enough, he saw two students in a heated argument. He eagerly approached them in hopes of finally seeing something different.
     
    As Josh approached the two students, he could see the veins bulging in their necks as they argued with each other. One of the students suddenly shoved the other, and he fell hard onto the cold linoleum floor. Joshua's heart raced as he watched the scene unfold before him. This was the excitement he had been yearning for.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrue American Publishing
    Release dateJul 19, 2023
    ISBN9798223352525
    Alien Evil
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    Mortaza Tokhy

    Mortaza Torkhy is an eleven-year-old with a love for the supernateral, para-normal and horror.

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      Alien Evil - Mortaza Tokhy

      Josh felt his spirit beginning to wither away as he trudged down the familiar hallways of Westmead High. The same conversations, the same faces, and the same lunchtime rituals all left him feeling bored and unfulfilled. Desperate for something new, Josh's gaze flicked from student to student in search of an unfamiliar face. His ears then caught the faint sound of yelling, and soon enough, he saw two students in a heated argument. He eagerly approached them in hopes of finally seeing something different.

      AS JOSH APPROACHED the two students, he could see the veins bulging in their necks as they argued with each other. One of the students suddenly shoved the other, and he fell hard onto the cold linoleum floor. Joshua's heart raced as he watched the scene unfold before him. This was the excitement he had been yearning for.

      WITHOUT HESITATION, Josh ran over to the fallen student to help him up. The other student, seeing Joshua's approach, immediately backed away from the scene. The fallen student was grateful for Josh's help. As they walked away from the altercation, Joshua felt a newfound

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