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I was driving home from work on a stormy night,
calling to tell my husband I would be coming home late. I heard a woman's laughter in the background, and I knew I had to make them pay. When I arrived home, I got the gun out of the hall closet. Running upstairs and hearing them laughing, I opened my bedroom door and found them in bed. I fired the gun and shot them both. When I ran out of bullets, I turned the lights on. Blood was all over the room. Two bloody bodies were lying across the bed. This was what happened on that wicked night. Note: I was inspired by Garth Brook's video The Thunder Rolls.
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