Unfortunately, the bus broke down at the distance of 50 km continue the story

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strojnjashka [21]3 years ago

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the driver tried to fix it by lighting up the engine thinking it would start again. it didnt and the entire engine set on fire. the bus doors were closed and everyone was trapped inside. everybody inside burnt to a crisp as the fire spread and local residents heard their screams as their skin melted. the end...

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