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So, you know?

Welcome to the small town of Alue*, Colorado. It consists of a population of only 346 people, so you practically know everyone. Alue, how can we describe such a town? Well, many people come to Alue during the winter season. The snow fall blankets the town and makes it sparkle with a glistening light the really peaks the romantic atmosphere in the small town. With a light snow fall the town looks it's prettiest during this time of year, but only in the spring does your jaw truly drop.

Of course, after the winter season everyone leaves the town in peace. So no one besides the true inhabitants of this town know that spring tops the winers of Alue any day. With crisp green grass, the smell of pine embracing the town with thick arms, a sweet warm breeze, graceful flowers and of course the sharply colored bright blue sky that covers the town like a giant sheet.

But one day, out of the blue, something happened. Some one began to cry. Of course, this was natural, as everyone cried no matter where they stood in the world. But it was unnatural, this person was cheerful and healthy, having visiting the doctor only three days ago. This person was laughing before they split into tears. This person, whom can be identified as a female, had a husband, four children, two dogs, and a bird. A fair home and was known by all for her gentle attitude and smiling face. But at that one moment, while she stood in line waiting to purchase her groceries, she stood laughing and talking with a friend of hers. And then she began to sob, her eyes grew red and blood dripped from them like tears. Instead of the salt filled water, the blood tipped liquid drained. Crumpling to the ground, she gripped at her stomach, she spoke a saying in French and the the life was lifted from her body. "Que le soleil soit clair, ne tuent pas la lumière." 

So now, we wonder, what happened to the lady? Why did she die? Why did she cry blood? What did she mean from her last words, for Pete's sake, she didn't even know another language besides English! So the question is, was it a disease, and will you catch it next?

People are dropping by the week. Will your life be taken?

Let the sun be bright, do not kill the light.

* = Alue is not a real life town. It is fiction.