There was once a girl who never had a heart. She was known for doing some of the meanest things in town. As a young baby, she met a man on her way to school. The man promised to buy her sweets if she followed him to the shops. Instead of taking her to the shops, the man took her to his house. And led her to the basement. Where she saw a table that looked like an operating table and a set of sharp tools. Scared, she tried her best to run away but she was not able to.
It was on this day that the man took out her human heart and instead put in a heart made of plastic and later dumped her near her house for dead. The man would later sell the heart to the black market for money. When her parents found her, they took her to the hospital. They thought she needed a checkup. Unfortunately, there was nothing much the doctors could do to help her or return her normal heart.
From then on, the once sweet girl that her parents knew had now become the mean rude girl.
Known in the neighborhood for doing bad things like stealing and bullying others. Driven by her anger and hatred, she even started kidnapping the children in the town to make them more like her. She would remove their hearts and replace them with plastic hearts.
The mean girl would then eat the hearts that she removed from the children as they watched her. This was her way of slowly taking away any compassion that they had in them. Slowly by slowly, she did this until all the children in the town had become uncontrollable.
They all became mean and rude even towards their parents and this eventually drove all the parents away from the town.
The town became feared by everyone around it. The children had become so corrupt that all they did was stalk and kill anyone who was new to their town. Especially, anyone who appeared to show any kindness.
To make matters worse, any child that came to town would be kidnapped and their hearts taken away from them.
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