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Do you like the beginning of my chapter?

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I sat in the luxurious green grass and trying not to move a muscle. No one was at home wife. Aberdeen went Karla, Jennifer, and Jack Villa party for Halloween decorations for our most at-summer-party Tuesday. I’ve tried to focus on how much fun the party – with all our friends dur.Il quartier.Mais it was hard to concentrate when I could not get that call from my head. And it was hard because I could not say on the subject Karla.Et was hard because I did not want to admit, it was still réel.Les words engraved in my memory and had no intention quitter.Mon mind back just a few hours when I go into the property held in the church offered to stay … It was exactly 09.11 clock when the phone rang. A smile plastered on my face – just hanging out with residues Connie Schultz, my good friend, the Sunday school went with me when we were young. It was almost my best ami.Le phone was near the third floor, and Connie and I had to walk around the block. So I slumped on the sofa, began to get my shoes and let the machine. “Hi, you’ve reached Regina Aberdeen. I can not come to the phone now, but I would love to hear from you. If you could leave a message, I will gladly come to you again.” The same outgoing through my ears, followed with a single tone. The line was “Regina Bowen. I know you have it. Karla and Debbie. And you can not keep long. See you Tuesday.’s” heart was racing coupée.Mon, and the back of my neck was spicy and hot. Bowen. The name sounded so familiar, it was scary. Tip-of-the-tongue feeling. I felt the need to ask Karla. I text her and know exactly who he était.Parce me I could not remember the name plus.Mais given a sinister accent was tempted, and he asked me to stay. Can be that it was good, I do not remember. Or maybe I just better not savoir.Je urged me involuntarily from the Archaic, a plaid sofa and disabled around, I think my oldest racing souvenirs.Mais it again and again? That Bowen ?…. Good bad comments, please remember Debbie the person histoireRéponse

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by Republican I think it’s fantastic! Keep up the writing. They have a lot of talent.

2010 WWSSW Washington DC IAHSP Chapter

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1 year ago
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Washington DC Chapter of The International Association of Home Staging Professionals Foundation, a non-profit organization founded by Barb Schwarz, the Creator of Home Staging, is pleased to present the 2010 World Wide Staging Service Week (WWSSW)! This year the recipient of our charitable project is US Army Fisher House located in Silver Spring, MD, providing a “home away from home” for military families to be close to a loved one during hospitalization for an illness, disease or injury. From September 13 through 17, Washington DC Chapter, through the efforts of members of the local members as volunteers, will provide and participate in the cooperative group effort to complete painting, fixture upgrades, furniture replacement and custom staging of the commonly used areas of the facility.

What do you think, it’s the first chapter of this book I’m working on!?

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Question : What do you think, it’s the first chapter of this book I’m working on!?
Title; Simply Sadee.
Chapter 1; I knew my life was a waste, I was wasted space in our universe. And anyone that didnt believe me could go ask my mom, she is actually the person that told me, “Sadee if you want to make something of yourself you need to act, or sing.” not model. My mom use to be in a old sopopra but it didnt get enough views so canceled after the second season. My mom Diann played a neighbor of the main character, my mom was mainly giving them advice and helping take care of there kids, out of 20 epsisodes my mom was in about 9. But my mom thinks some day people from universal studios will ask her to come down for an episode of CSI or something like that. Any ways, I cant act because i think acting is a fake way of being something your not for the entertainment of others, in fact i know thats exactly what it is. Singing, is my dream. I can sing so good and the words flow, its just beautiful but, I’m so stage fright that i shake on stange. Once when i was 6 years old I was in a Ballet performance, and i puke on the girls in front of me dancing, there was only 25 people there, and it was the family from the 5 dancers. The lights shining on me felt like they are burning my skin, i begin to sweat and my hands start trembling, I studder, nothing goes right. Singing is not ment for me, at all. Dian doesnt even expect me to model, she knows some one like me with big feet, long legs, long arms and curly black hair wasnt ment to be pretty. Sure I’m tall, but I’m not skinny, I’m not fat, I’m just average. I’m Simply Sadee May Clarks, and I dont know what i want with my life.

My dad left when i was 8. He was truly my everything. We’d play basketball with my two brothers while my younger sister was the cheerleader. My dad always took my sister and I for ice creem then we’d go to walmart and we’d each have 25 dollars for clothes and 25 dollars for toys. My poor sister Destiny doesnt remember my dad, all she remembers is he cared. Dian is kind of like the kind of person that when we turn 18 and we havent made it big by then she wont want anything too do with us, she practically doesnt already!
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Thats just the first few chapters, but am i on a good start. Here’s a summary of where i think i’m going to write about,

Sadee is a simple girl who lives with her 3 siblings Matt 16 , Sebastion, 14 and Destiny 9. Sadee is becoming of age and her body is changing in new ways, she does have a mother but her mother Dian (an old washed up sopopra star) is about as useless as a rock, that melted. Sadee lost her dad when she was about 8 and the only thing she has in this world is her amazing voice, But can Sadee concore her extreme stage fright for some stardom?
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Answer by Author :Kiara Gilbert
As an author myself, and talking to my personal editor, all I need to say is maybe a C+?

What Do You Think Of This Chapter? Would You Be Interested in Reading The Rest Of It?

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Question : What Do You Think Of This Chapter? Would You Be Interested in Reading The Rest Of It?
Chapter I

Another slow day at The Donovan’s, the home of the most delicious, mouthwatering, scrumptious food in the all Phoenix, Arizona. The spiders scuttled across the wooden walls that enclosed the restaurant, weaving a web at every corner. The single bills in the cash register rustled against each other as the wind scattered the dust off of them. A few drops of water trickled down the kitchen drain in a hollow sound that echoed around the empty place.

Mr. Denali, the manager of this branch, flipped through the expenses documents that were stored in his bureau from the last year. The payment dates were highlighted in a warning color that was impossible to miss under the ultra-white paper sheets – February the 19th. Mr. Denali spun around quickly in his leather-made office chair to face the calendar. “January the 21th” He exhaled heavily, he had less than a month to get behind. His forehead crumpled as he pondered on any possible way how to not run the company out of business. Fingers clamped down on his desk so hard that it was going to break apart, quivering as his clenched hands slammed upon it in a great force that spilled his hot coffee all over the pages.

“Dennis!” Mr. Denali yelled, shoving back his chair aggressively with a squeaking sound as the wheels scraped against the marble floor, and darting out of the office.

“Yes, sir” Dennis answered pleasantly, straightening his back, arms on both sides of his body.

“Come here for a second” Mr. Denali commanded, silently now, pacing the floor back and forth, glaring at the customers’ footsteps that had not yet been replaced with new ones.

“I’m here, sir” Dennis said in the same level of tune as he approached him. His lips twisted up slightly at one corner in an enigmatic smile as he prepared himself to what he thought he was going to tell him – the promotion he merited for a great service.

“It’s not good, Dennis, not good…” Mr. Denali mumbled under his breath. His eyebrows furrowed, squinting at the invisible customers.

“What’s happened?” Dennis asked concernedly, keeping in mind he was not going to get promoted today. He reached out to console him as a response to his agony.

Mr. Denali shoved his arm away unexpectedly. His forehead puckered up into tiny creases that accentuated the frown line across it as he concentrated. Stress and fury flowed through him. He seemed to be searching to the right words, irritated that he found it hard to spit out the sentence he knew he would regret saying. Eyes wrinkled up as he opened his mouth.

“Dennis, you’re fired” He finally said, staring down at the floor to avoid noticing the pain he had just caused by saying those three horrible words. His assistant, co-cushier, and a mate who had been flourishing the company to success since the establishment of this branch, now had to leave because of his boss’s bad management.

Dennis stood dead in his place, letting the depression that flickered across his creased skin express his acrimony, but still, the syntax of this sentence did not make sense to him. “I… am… fried” He hissed too low to allow Mr. Denali to hear, emphasizing each word in his mind. Dennis headed towards the employees room to pack this things before unleashing his last tears.

“Thank you, sir. I guess this is what I deserve for eight-teen years of hard work”
Dennis said bitterly, ripping his nametag off the suit and throwing it across the empty space of the restaurant, it hit the wall with a striking sound.

“But why? Have I done anything wrong?” He asked, forcing the tears inside his reddish eyes.

Losing this job was equivalent to losing his ruined childhood. It’d been his second house, an orphanage as he had used to scavenge food remnants in the trash containers. The economic state had left no options to his impoverished family but to beg the generous people in his town, managing to live through the poverty line they had attempted to cross over.

“No…” Mr. Denali answered hesitantly, finally raised his head a bit to face him. “It’s not you… we just have to make some cutbacks you know… nothing to do with your service really”

A rain of tears flooded out of Dennis’s eyes, though he struggled to absorb them before they could spill over. “So why didn’t you fire the other employees? Did you pick me because you knew I’d never argue with whatever you choose to do? Huh? Is it because of that? Or should I have quit and let you deal with all the mess like your precious employees did?

The words slip out of his mouth, letting the anguish control him deliberately. Mr. Denali stared at him with shock, unable to shut his hung-open mouth; he’d never heard him talk this way. For a second it seemed like the old Dennis was no longer seen. Instead of him there were the rage, intensity,
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Answer by Savannah
yeah that’s really great. You do a great job describing everything. Plus i like you give small hints of about what kind of people the characters are. :D good job!

T All the things your not Get Caught in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy of the Missouri or Illinois?

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1 year ago
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Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Missouri and Illinois has a repayment plan, it is not with the same fears, which are generally in Chapter 7 bankruptcy are organized in Missouri and Illinois. Many people think “Will I lose my house? I lose my car?” Or do I lose my furniture? “

You do not necessarily lose all these things. In fact, in my more than 15 years as a bankruptcy lawyer Missouri and Illinois, most of my clients have not lost anything. Why? Is because the number one task of a receiver to protect it, the property that is important to you.

Each state has specific laws for exceptions that you protect your assets in a bankruptcy. this with the protection of a certain amount of equity in things like your home, your car or truck, household goods, furniture, IRA, pensions, the cash value of life insurance, wages and demands Workers’ Compensation. course, each state has exceptions have slightly different, but both Missouri and Illinois notable exceptions, most of my more than 30,000 Customers have prevented nothing to lose. protect In Missouri, bankruptcy filers may even have a “wild card” exemption the property of others.

Remember, the property requires that your payments continue. It should not have much chance of losing if your property you are making payments and exemptions to keep in your state reporting on the amount that is due to yet. And how it would be easier to make your house or car without paying a garnishment on your wages, inflated payments by credit card, and the constant worry of repossession or foreclosure? This feeling of relief, why Deposits Chapter 7 bankruptcy at the highest level since the change of laws in 2005. Finally,

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, when the Chapter 7 Exceptions are not enough for you, you still have options. A Missouri or Illinois bankruptcy lawyer can help you file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, will keep more of your property and your debts at once.

reorganized Remember, the best St. Louis , Missouri and Fairview Heights, Illinois bankruptcy lawyer will help the property that most of you underestimate the importance you can not do the work of a large bankruptcy lawyer Missouri and Illinois for you. it could be the difference between keeping and losing at home in is to make a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. How can you tell if the proxy you have chosen the best in your field? The Best Lawyers in your country or city has tons of free information and free publications, even before talking with them on the filing .

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Subprime crisis and Chapter 13 Filings

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In recent months the number of seizures in the country more than doubled over the same period last year. The reasons for this high share of deposits are numerous. First of all the sub-prime mortgages have ended up in the hands of people who probably could not qualify for the financing of the Convention. So there was the interest rates on loans higher than other loans in line. In addition, many products from sub-prime loans in question floating rates (ARMS), which usually set back in the early years after the establishment of credit.

As sub-prime loans to refer to Chapter 13, is the typical scenario is as follows: The owner qualifies for the loan without a substantial down payment and no documentation of significant revenues. The monthly payment is a stretch for the owner, but it is temporarily manageable. Depending on the type of weapon, the loan to one, two or three years will be deferred. At this time the owner can not later be able to enter the new mortgage payment. The owner is no debt on the property since the type of loan products required to do no longer fulfill this task refinance. Thus, the owner in a difficult situation. The current real estate market would be to sell it almost impossible for the owner of the property and pay the mortgage. Chapter 13, as the business saver home is known, would not be possible in the case of adjusting arms.

The idea behind Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a homeowner to catch up, what the mortgage arrears have to make mortgage payments were in addition to the current time. As prices adjust and reset loan can the owner do not have the current mortgage payment, much less a partial payment to catch up. The situation is basically an end of the world for the owner and the mortgage company. The owner has the ability to make payments and / or refinancing of outstanding debt was at a later date. The lack of appreciation of real estate has led the inability of owners to do just that.

What we will probably see to sell a large number of homes on the market. Many borrowers file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, not Chapter 13 bankruptcy. I think the market takes five to seven years to show signs of satisfaction. It will be interesting to see if Congress amends the bankruptcy code to allow mortgage debt to be paid. If not permanently, then for a short period of three to five years.


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Life insurance and bankrupt developers Shopping Center: Chapter 2 begins

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In the old city centers across the country, in principle, any building private property was, most often by the operator of the business – and often, the family lived in the soil, it is well known that Don Casto of Columbus, Ohio , the first “mall” true built in 1928. – Several shops, “strip” fashion, in single ownership, with their own parking. These days, the financing is largely from local banks, which have been achieved primarily rely on the personal signature of the borrower.

started later, such as shopping centers and has grown in size to a traditional business as an anchor tenant feature that began a few life insurance companies see the potential offered by this stable source of income. The field increases when the big stores, which historically aggressive competitors were given in the same shopping center agreed. Now we have the culmination of the genre, the mega-mall, the Mall of America near Minneapolis, hundreds more stores, small shops and an entertainment complex, which represented several acres of land covers.

Many life insurers and pension funds invested heavily in mortgage shopping center for many decades. Some of these loans were, and are self-depreciation over the term of the loan, but some data from, say, ten years, leaving a large “balloon” amount. The expectation was that the outstanding amount to be refinanced (“switch”) to a new loan on that date.

The plan works well when credit is loose. It is not as good, if the credit is tight work.

This is what happened to General Growth Properties, which has just been made bankrupt. We understand that the problem was particularly acute GG, because he relied heavily on short-term financing, probably more than most companies Business Development Center when it bought the Rouse Company, leaving large parts of the undeveloped land. GG was in a deadlock, since short-term loans it continues without much problem has not gone longer available to all.

This is not to cast a shadow on the goods themselves. To a large extent they are “Marquee” shopping centers that are well maintained and the best locations and competitiveness in their communities. The problem is not ownership; .. We read that they generate sufficient cash to meet their needs Problem is the inability to GG capital loans

mature So, refinance insurance companies and other lenders that are now not willing or able, through loans GG , notice that rolling, it may be extra time “, as it is or not. Will undoubtedly continue to operate the centers. The investment company that 25% of the shares GG agreed to provide significant resources for the Basic Law, “debtor in possession” in the bankruptcy proceedings.

Some are worrying that the “delay” can affect some of the same life insurance companies which have emerged as a petitioner on the lifeline. It is not quite the same situation as the banks with which an applicant or borrower has a financial relationship, and that’s it. A life insurance policy is in the nature of a trust relationship. It is hardly a trusting relationship as that between a policyholder and insurance company whose outcome is certain, and he trusts that necessarily the policy will pay off when he died and that his wife and his children will be protected.

Life insurance companies are regulated is by country, not by the government. But given the news that some life insurers (including the principal) in Washington said they could rescue aid must, it is probably no way that the federal government is missing from the solution, many countries that help themselves not in a position to him. and finally there is only one entity that has the power to create money from nothing.

It is unthinkable that a life insurance would be allowed to the extent that it is not about the politics of life and death of the insured person again, it will descend the spectrum here. General Growth bankruptcy is the largest bankruptcy of real estate, ever, and many companies are life insurance and pension funds have a lot of money on the table.

I generally have a good feeling about the possible emergence of General Growth of the insolvency proceedings. The properties are good. This is not a case of abandoned skeletons of skyscrapers built, half. It was too much for short-term loans and not enough confidence amortization loans. GG was caught in a credit crunch is not his own creation.

Beyond the question of repatriation of capital, it may “discount” and even some “open” to be given to the lender in the coming days. It remains to be seen how this will be a negative impact on certain life insurance and pension funds. It should look like.

William Kurtz 17th April 2009 http://www.candlesticksonsteroids.com

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Prop 8 Trial Re-enactment, Day 1 Chapter 4

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Day 1 Chapter 4 of the Proposition 8 Trial Re-enactment presented by MarriageTrial.com. Produced by John Ainsworth & John Ireland. Edited by Michael Legge. THE JUDGE Vaughn Walker, Chief Judge, US District Court portrayed by Ted Heyck THE PLAINTIFFS Paul Katami portrayed by Woody Schultz Jeffrey Zarrillo portrayed by Bryan Cuprill Kristin Perry portrayed by Kitty Swink Sandy Stier portrayed by Tess Harper THE PLAINTIFF ATTORNEYS David Boies portrayed by Jack Laufer Theodore Olson portrayed by Clyde FT Small Theodore Boutrous portrayed by Peter Cassone Christopher Dusseault portrayed by Jon Keel Matthew McGill portrayed by Mark Doerr Ethan Dettmer portrayed by Shawn Ryan THE PLAINTIFF-INTERVENOR ATTORNEYS Dennis Herrera, SF City Attorney portrayed by Matt Pittenger Therese Stewart, SF Deputy City Attorney portrayed by Sarah Gaboury Christine Van Aken, SF City Attorney Portayed by Kate McNeil Danny Chou, SF City Attorney portrayed by Peter James Smith SF City Attorney Ronald Flynn portrayed by Todd Waring THE DEFENDANTS Arnold Schwarzenegger, California Governor Does not appear at trial. Edmund G. Brown, California Attorney General Does not appear at trial. Linette Scott, Deputy Director of Health & Strategic Planning for the California Department of Public Health Does not appear at trial. Patrick OConnell, Clerk-Recorder County of Alameda Does not appear at trial. Dean Logan, Clerk-Recorder County of Los Angeles Does not appear at trial. THE DEFENDANT ATTORNEY Tamar …

If you are long term unemployed and woefully delinquent in your mortgage, What can chapter 7 do for you?

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Question : If you are long term unemployed and woefully delinquent in your mortgage, What can chapter 7 do for you?
If you are delinquent in your mortgage because you have been unemployed for a while and scrambling to get a job and none is forthcoming. Your lender is playing a frustrating game to avoid modification and has started forclosure proceedure. Can Chapter 7 do anything to help keep your home or probably delay the sale for you to get a job in California?
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Answer by Caveat Emptor
Filing BK will not save your house from lender foreclosure.

The Completed First Chapter Of My Novel? Any Critique?

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Question : The Completed First Chapter Of My Novel? Any Critique?
Another slow day at The Donovan’s, the home of the most delicious, mouthwatering, scrumptious food in the all Phoenix, Arizona. The spiders scuttled across the wooden walls that enclosed the restaurant, weaving a web at every corner. The single bills in the cash register rustled against each other as the wind scattered the dust off of them. A few drops of water trickled down the kitchen drain in a hollow sound that echoed around the empty place.

Mr. Denali, the manager of this branch, flipped through the expenses documents that were stored in his bureau from the last year. The payment dates were highlighted in a warning color that was impossible to miss under the ultra-white paper sheets – February the 19th. Mr. Denali spun around quickly in his leather-made office chair to face the calendar. “January the 21th” He exhaled heavily, he had less than a month to get behind. His forehead crumpled as he pondered on any possible way how to not run the company out of business. Fingers clamped down on his desk so hard that it was going to break apart, quivering as his clenched hands slammed upon it in a great force that spilled his hot coffee all over the pages.

“Dennis!” Mr. Denali yelled, shoving back his chair aggressively with a squeaking sound as the wheels scraped against the marble floor, and darting out of the office.

“Yes, sir” Dennis answered pleasantly, straightening his back, arms on both sides of his body.

“Come here for a second” Mr. Denali commanded, silently now, pacing the floor back and forth, glaring at the customers’ footsteps that had not yet been replaced with new ones.

“I’m here, sir” Dennis said in the same level of tune as he approached him. His lips twisted up slightly at one corner in an enigmatic smile as he prepared himself to what he thought he was going to tell him – the promotion he merited for a great service.

“It’s not good, Dennis, not good…” Mr. Denali mumbled under his breath. His eyebrows furrowed, squinting at the invisible customers.

“What’s happened?” Dennis asked concernedly, keeping in mind he was not going to get promoted today. He reached out to console him as a response to his agony.

Mr. Denali shoved his arm away unexpectedly. His forehead puckered up into tiny creases that accentuated the frown line across it as he concentrated. Stress and fury flowed through him. He seemed to be searching to the right words, irritated that he found it hard to spit out the sentence he knew he would regret saying. Eyes wrinkled up as he opened his mouth.

“Dennis, you’re fired” He finally said, staring down at the floor to avoid noticing the pain he had just caused by saying those three horrible words. His assistant, co-cushier, and a mate who had been flourishing the company to success since the establishment of this branch, now had to leave because of his boss’s bad management.

Dennis stood dead in his place, letting the depression that flickered across his creased skin express his acrimony, but still, the syntax of this sentence did not make sense to him. “I… am… fried” He hissed too low to allow Mr. Denali to hear, emphasizing each word in his mind. Dennis headed towards the employees room to pack this things before unleashing his last tears.

“Thank you, sir. I guess this is what I deserve for eight-teen years of hard work”
Dennis said bitterly, ripping his nametag off the suit and throwing it across the empty space of the restaurant, it hit the wall with a striking sound.

“But why? Have I done anything wrong?” He asked, forcing the tears inside his reddish eyes.

Losing this job was equivalent to losing his ruined childhood. It’d been his second house, an orphanage as he had used to scavenge food in the trash containers. He hadn’t had many choices when his mother, Stephanie Royer, had abandoned the family to settle down with her boyfriend, Eric Stone, in Florida. Later then, Mr. Denali had found him scrambling along the crowded streets, begging for a penny. Dennis knew he’d have died of hunger if Mr. Denali hadn’t haired him, a favor for which he owed him his own life. But throwing him now? Where’d he go? Mr. Denali did not look like it should be his problem. Actually, the reason that he he’d offered him this job was that he had known he would be cheaper than any another employee.

“No…” Mr. Denali answered hesitantly, finally raised his head a bit to face him. “It’s not you… we just have to make some cutbacks you know… nothing to do with your service really”

A rain of tears flooded out of Dennis’s eyes, though he struggled to absorb them before they could spill over. “So why didn’t you fire the other employees? Did you pick me because you knew I’d never complain about whatever you choose to do? Huh? Is it because of that? Or should
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Answer by Sapphire R
This is good yeah, could you take a look at my story?
P.S Some of the grammar is a little off but it’s great apart from that.

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