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No. 3042
Tails woke up early in the morning, about 5 AM. For some reason he couldn't go back to sleep, he had a very worried feeling that something bad just happened. After nearly half an hour of trying to go to sleep, he gave up and decided to have an early breakfast. He jumped in the bathroom and took a quick shower to wake himself up completely.
"Why do I have such a worried feeling? I feel like something bad happened to someone close to me. But I've never heard any bad news about anybody, I guess I'm just uptight. This shower should help me relax then."
After his shower, he was now wide-awake. He took out a bottle of orange juice and poured himself a cup, and then he made some toast with jelly. He didn't want a heavy breakfast since it's still too early. While still chewing his food, he turned on the television to occupy himself for a few minutes.
"I hope that there's no news on this early. I'd rather watch soap operas than that." Unfortunately, the first thing he saw on TV was the morning news.
"Hey, what's going on? The morning news doesn't start until 7 AM." Tails groaned with disgust and changed the channel. However, to his surprise, there was more news! He changed the channel again and saw more news! He repeatedly changed the channels and found them all to have the local news on! (Too bad he doesn't have cable!) Finally completely frustrated, he threw down the remote onto the couch.
"That does it! I'm going for a walk, I'd better be careful though, it's still dark outside."
He was dressing up since it was chilly this early and accidentally overheard the news anchor. "Station Square is normally a very peaceful and uneventful place," said the news anchor, "but all that changed last night." Tails wasn't really paying attention. He's almost done dressing up and ready to leave.
The news anchor continued, "about 11:30 PM last night, a car pile-up occurred. To show you the details, I will rebroadcast the tape that recorded the incident." The news showed the footage from the accident scene.
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