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Essay heading: Short Story
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The cold just made it sting more. My pathetic yelps of pain did nothing to bring my mum to come and save me. I heard Rex yowling down stairs and I knew he would be beaten shortly after Dale had finished with me. He lifted my torn, dirty vest off and pulled off his belt, holding me in place with his free hand...
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The cold made my icy skin burn, but the feeling of the leathur belt pelting across my stomach and ribs made the cold seem very insignificant. I remember the buckle crashing against my rib and tearing the skin there. The burning pain had only the cold, crisp night air to sooth it. Once his belt buckle was stained red, he dropped me back to my bed and left to attend to my barking friend...
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