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    A Glimpse of Light: Psychological Survival
    A Glimpse of Light: Psychological Survival
    A Glimpse of Light: Psychological Survival
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    A Glimpse of Light: Psychological Survival

    By Albert Oon

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    Humanity's future is grim.
    The zombie apocalypse happens and changes the lives of everyone on earth. These are the stories of several people who survive during these dark times. This virus is special as it makes people hallucinate once they're highly infected. They begin to see the past, monsters beyond comprehension, and people from their past come back.
    Survival is more mind than matter here.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlbert Oon
    Release dateMar 3, 2018
    ISBN9781370781645
    A Glimpse of Light: Psychological Survival
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    Albert Oon

    A Catholic, self-published writer who writes for fun and to help others out. I write in the genres of horror, fantasy, romance, and sci-fi. I hope to be a successful writer who will be successful by helping you through life and possibly even help save your soul by leading you to God.

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      A Glimpse of Light - Albert Oon

      A Glimpse of Light: Psychological Survival

      Copyright 2018 Albert Oon

      Published by Albert Oon at Smashwords

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      Story 1 – Guilty

      Walter is a teacher who has killed people before, kids in particular. He thought that this was the best way to avenge the kids that killed themselves. Walter taught at a local high school and was the history teacher who was very popular with the kids. Since the teen suicide rate in the country was increasing, Walter gave extra support to his students, especially the quiet ones and even though he did make them all feel better and outgoing, a suicide still happened in the school. The student that killed himself wasn’t one of Walter’s students, but he still felt guilty because he didn’t pay as much attention to other students. Walter automatically blamed the kids that picked on the others. He followed the bullies after school and killed them in a secluded area then threw the bodies in a nearby river that leads to the ocean. No one found the bodies of the kids and couldn’t even find clues to their current location or even where they disappeared from, so the detectives working on the case have long since given up. It’s been a few months since then and Walter has forgotten about what he’s done, but part of him hasn’t.

      Summer vacation started about a week ago and Walter is working at the shore. He serves ice cream, pizza, and other foods and sweets at his own restaurant, which is one of the most popular places on the pier. Walter takes a lunch break and overhears a conversation take place between two people who also own restaurants on the pier.

      Rumors are starting to spread about people being eaten by zombies, says one of them.

      Walter joins in the conversation by asking, Where did you hear that from?

      "From one of my buddies from further down the pier. Did you

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