A SIX-WORD STORY

Innocent said, "Don't Emulate: Drug User" 

Two shots coming from the outside, I heard; it seems that an innocent teenager was shot dead at point-blank range by the representing body of justice. The body illustrates how he pleaded for mercy, but unfortunately, the quota was deemed more important than principle. This event occurred during the bloody campaign against drug addicts; I saw the corpse was labeled as someone who should not be copied. It left me feeling disturbed as it set off a hole in both the literal and figurative upon this innocent adolescent. I don't know who he was or what he did, but I know that he was innocent based on what he was wearing—a school uniform. This event engraved in me a fearsome experience of how our country can be a territory of greedy individuals who are ready to kill for money. What if I am their target next? Eventually, the victim still never got the justice he deserved. I don't want to disclose any personal information about this person, but he often buys ice tubig that we are selling. The only mark that he left us was a label: someone whom people shouldn't emulate.