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- Whatever it was, there wasn't any evidence of a disaster near the airport and town other than the grim stillness.8:29 AM Jan 10th from Tweetie
- As he approached the exit to his home, Brewer thought he saw some smoke in the distance. Could that be it? Was it a downed plane?8:26 AM Jan 10th from Tweetie
- There were no clues that anything was wrong other than the abandoned streets--Brewer didn't see a single person.9:28 AM Jan 1st from Tweetie
- As he raced down the highway, Brewer considered calling his wife. But it wasn't even five AM, and he knew his family were still asleep.2:55 PM Dec 31st, 2008 from Tweetie
- Still, with radio out and emergency crews occupied he needed to be with his family. Besides, he thought as he looked up, no one's flying.11:07 AM Dec 30th, 2008 from Tweetie
- I better get home, Brewer thought. He wasn't worried about his family--whatever happened occurred before he left, and all was quiet then.11:01 AM Dec 30th, 2008 from Tweetie
- It was pure, as if the radio stations were broadcasting a never-ending moment of silence. At once, Brewer knew--it was a terror attack.6:26 PM Dec 28th, 2008 from Tweetie
- What Brewer didn't expect is what he heard--silence. What made it even more eerie was that it wasn't the staticy radio silence he expected.6:06 PM Dec 28th, 2008 from Tweetie
- As he turned the radio on, a terrorist attack clearing the streets and occupying emergency vehicles were his first thought.10:07 AM Dec 27th, 2008 from Tweetie
- Brewer removed his iPod earbuds, shoved them into a pocket, and returned to his car. Maybe there would be news on the radio.7:24 PM Dec 22nd, 2008 from Tweetie
- And where were the people? Granted, it was 4 AM, but he should have seen SOMEONE. Maybe there was a tragedy nearby, Brewer thought.7:20 PM Dec 22nd, 2008 from Tweetie
- Obviously there were no police or rescue vehicles, but where was the traffic? Brewer realized he hadn't seen one car on the road.10:00 AM Dec 22nd, 2008 from Tweetie
- As he tried to understand what had happened, other things started to enter his consciousness. Things he hadn't noticed before.10:05 PM Dec 19th, 2008 from Tweetie
- Looking for a pulse, it took a few moments before Brewer realized that her skin was cold. "Jesus, how long has she been dead?" he thought.9:42 PM Jan 25th, 2008 from web
- The person was apparently thrown from the car, and Brewer quickly pulled up near her. Moving quickly, he parked and ran to the woman9:41 PM Jan 25th, 2008 from web
- As he approached the wreck, he knew he had to stop. There were no emergency vehicles, and a body was lying next to one of the cars.9:38 PM Jan 25th, 2008 from web
- Brewer didn't have time to feel guilty about the previous wreck when he saw another one ahead involving two cars mangled in the right lane.1:47 PM Jan 24th, 2008 from ThinCloud
- He left a message about the wreck location, debating whether to turn around and go back to help. No, he thought, I can't miss this flight.8:08 AM Jan 24th, 2008 from ThinCloud
- The phone rang but almost immediately jumped to voicemail. Why bother with a 911 system if no one answers, a disgusted Brewer thought.7:13 AM Jan 24th, 2008 from ThinCloud
- There were none and he clearly saw a body slumped over the steering wheel as he passed. Feeling guilty for not stopping, Brewer dialed 911.4:57 PM Jan 23rd, 2008 from ThinCloud
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- Name Jake Kerr
- Location Dallas, Texas
- Web http://www.curren...
- Bio This is a novel being written entirely on Twitter.
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