Hershey: A Short Story

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In Hershey there are two friends that are the only two humans left on earth, but they don't know it yet. They do what they usually do and things aren't adding up. They live next to each other and they're on there way to the bus stop. Johnny leaves his house and walks toward the bus stop and Conner Comes out... "Hey, what's up" Johnny said "Nothing really, just another day of boring school" Conner replied "Maybe today it will be different and exciting." Johnny said What they didn't realize is that the day had a lot in store for them. They got on the bus and headed to school. They were headed to the gym to play basketball when they ran into their friend Jackson. "Hey Jackson want to play some b-ball with us." Johnny said "What's b-ball" Jackson replied …show more content…

I have to get to class early. See ya."Jackson said. "Well, that was weird, but who cares let's go." Conner said They headed to the gym to play basketball. When they got there, there was nobody there. It is usually crowded, so that didn't make any sense. When they were done they went to their first class. When they got there it started and the teacher played a song on the radio, and everyone except Connor and Johnny screamed in pain so immediately the teacher turned it off. “What was that” a student said “It was a pop song I didn't think it was that

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