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    Wrongful Death
    Wrongful Death
    Wrongful Death
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    Wrongful Death

    By Jeremy Kester

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    A short story about what happens to a soul after committing suicide. A young man, unsatisfied with his own life, kills himself. Upon entering the afterlife, he encounters God. But it isn't God who the young man truly has to answer to for his actions.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJeremy Kester
    Release dateOct 5, 2009
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      Wrongful Death - Jeremy Kester

      Wrongful Death

      a short story

      Jeremy C Kester

      Smashwords Edition

      2nd Edition

      Copyright 2009 Jeremy C Kester

      Edited for 2nd Edition in 2012

      Cover photograph Copyright 2009 Carla Martini and Jeremy C Kester

      Cover Design by Jeremy C Kester

      All Rights Reserved

      Discover more works by this and other authors at Smashwords.com

      Please Support Independent Writers

      For more from Jeremy C Kester, visit www.jeremyckester.com

      This ebook is available for free distribution.

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      WRONGFUL DEATH

      I was blinded by an immense brightness. Wherever I was, I could hear nothing. I felt as though it was completely immersed in cool water. There were no traces of pain, but the last few moments were still on my mind.

      The barrel of a pistol was cold as I

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