Quotes by every single lifetime that used to exist. I remember my mother screaming. I recall the doctors naming me as nurses wiped away her blood and covered her face with white. The end of the play. It’s been so long. Why am I alone?

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There are no humans left. I should not be alone. I can’t help but wonder that. There were so many of us living. But time — every single lifetime that used to exist. I remember my mother screaming. I recall the doctors naming me as nurses wiped away her blood and covered her face with white. The end of the play. It’s been so long. Why am I alone?
There are no humans left. I should not be alone. I can’t help but wonder that. There were so many of us living. But time — every single lifetime that used to exist. I remember my mother screaming. I recall the doctors naming me as nurses wiped away her blood and covered her face with white. The end of the play. It’s been so long. Why am I alone?
There are no humans left. I should not be alone. I can’t help but wonder that. There were so many of us living. But time — every single lifetime that used to exist. I remember my mother screaming. I recall the doctors naming me as nurses wiped away her blood and covered her face with white. The end of the play. It’s been so long. Why am I alone?
There are no humans left. I should not be alone. I can’t help but wonder that. There were so many of us living. But time — every single lifetime that used to exist. I remember my mother screaming. I recall the doctors naming me as nurses wiped away her blood and covered her face with white. The end of the play. It’s been so long. Why am I alone?
There are no humans left. I should not be alone. I can’t help but wonder that. There were so many of us living. But time — every single lifetime that used to exist. I remember my mother screaming. I recall the doctors naming me as nurses wiped away her blood and covered her face with white. The end of the play. It’s been so long. Why am I alone?