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    nightmare forces: virus revolution
    nightmare forces: virus revolution
    nightmare forces: virus revolution
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    nightmare forces: virus revolution

    By Chance Moench

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    a kid named chance is in for a treat, a nightmare treat, when we meet his best friend, Georgia and his new friend Ken, they end up destroying a vase. but not just any vase, the nightmare vase, can these three heroes save the day? or will they be forced into a forever nightmare?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookRix
    Release dateJun 27, 2023
    ISBN9783755445494
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      nightmare forces - Chance Moench

      chapter one

      Sharlot looks at me, hard. Her bruises show out, and they look bad.

       Her bruised face is swelling, and there are some bad scars on her body.

       Save us, She says. Save us now. I look at her scornfully.  

      How do you expect me to save us? I say. I already told you- 

      You can, Sharlot says. I know you can. Ok before you go all What's happening? or This is lame. Let me show you how it all happened, it started four weeks ago.

      Four weeks ago……. 

      CHANCE! IT’S TIME FOR SCHOOL! My Mom yelled in front of my bedroom door. I looked up with sleepy eyes, only to see my Mom standing there. Hands-on hips. She looked mad, but I was used to it. DID YOU HEAR ME?! She yelled again, and I'm not exaggerating when I say, in my face. 

      Yeah, I said. Unfortunately.

      "THEN GET UP[ Mom yelled again. (she was always yelling, so get used to it.) I got up to do my usual:

      Get yelled at

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