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Amelia F. Jones [ America ]
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The blonde whirled her head around, Edward passing out back on the soft cloud as they sped faster towards the house. What was he trying to tell her? Amelia tried to piece together what the boy had warned her of, fretfully glancing back and forth from Edward to the reigns. It was not long until the American saw the burnt house, ash and rubble lying all over the curbs. Amelia gawked, pulling to a stop right before the house, horrified at the new sight. The door she once knocked on each visit was now off hinges, broken in two with nail marks scorched into the sanded wood. The mail box, numbered 278, was now a mass of debris on the pavement. How could they stay here? Amelia was sure this was what Edward was warning her of. Sorrow gripped her heart, looking to Alice as she slept. Memories of the very house were always precious to her, she remembered spending almost every chance she got there. Not wanting to further alarm the brits, the nation scoped the block of a new place to seek shelter in. The neighboring houses seemed to have been damaged too, secluded sheds were no use, there really was no other place to go. Oliver's cupcake shops inhabited every corner. But then Amelia spotted a small tourist shop at the end of the block. It looked like the best place they could afford to go, so the American glided towards the abandoned shop, pink from Oliver's doing. She halted right at the door, beginning to load the brits off the transportation device and into their newest place of hiding.
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Amelia F. Jones [ America ]
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The blonde whirled her head around, Edward passing out back on the soft cloud as they sped faster towards the house. What was he trying to tell her? Amelia tried to piece together what the boy had warned her of, fretfully glancing back and forth from Edward to the reigns. It was not long until the American saw the burnt house, ash and rubble lying all over the curbs. Amelia gawked, pulling to a stop right before the house, horrified at the new sight. The door she once knocked on each visit was now off hinges, broken in two with nail marks scorched into the sanded wood. The mail box, numbered 278, was now a mass of debris on the pavement. How could they stay here? Amelia was sure this was what Edward was warning her of. Sorrow gripped her heart, looking to Alice as she slept. Memories of the very house were always precious to her, she remembered spending almost every chance she got there. Not wanting to further alarm the brits, the nation scoped the block of a new place to seek shelter in. The neighboring houses seemed to have been damaged too, secluded sheds were no use, there really was no other place to go. Oliver's cupcake shops inhabited every corner. But then Amelia spotted a small tourist shop at the end of the block. It looked like the best place they could afford to go, so the American glided towards the abandoned shop, pink from Oliver's doing. She halted right at the door, beginning to load the brits off the transportation device and into their newest place of hiding.
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Allen F. Jones [ 2p!America ]
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"That seems like a good starting point, us showing up there would give them a good scare." Allen snickered to the cheery freckled girl, watching the sun dip behind the clouds and cast a ghostly shadow over the city as they hounded in pursuit. The brunette's blood shot eyes blinked ignorantly at the comprehension. "Hey- your right! Their little plans backfired on them. Jokes on them." Allen laughed unabashedly, though now his corrupt laughter was higher in tone. "Now all we have to do is capture them and bring them back to their cells while we continue on. They won't know what hit em'." The girl grinned maliciously, swinging her bat to the beat of Oliver's humming.
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