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was my fault too, I didn't understand why I was mad. "Yes Deborah?" I asked, using her full name, because I knew she didn't like it. She glared for a full minute, but I looked away irritated, because I didn't understand why I felt the need to taunt her. "It's Debbie to you. And I wanted to relieve you of some of your presidential duties, I know you have so much pressure, and so much work to do with so little time. And no, you don't need to thank me, I will readily make myself available for your service." She said smiling a huge, obviously fak

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drop it and let me do it. She nodded excitedly. "I mea

asked me. I jolted in surprise, for a second I forgot they were actually there. "Yeah, sure why not?" I asked, flashing them a huge smile. "Why did you let her take him?" Sophie asked with annoyance written all over her features. Before I could get the chance to answer, my alarm rang. "Oh my goodness!! I totally spaced about the volunteering at the elderlies!" I exclaimed after looking at my phone.

ndrina says. "And you?" I asked waving off the compliments, I didn't do well with compliments, I didn't know what to do if someone complimented me. "I wanted to go into one of the local colleges here, but my dad is saying something about leaving the city, or the country, I'm not so sur

edly. Before I could collect my thoughts and give a proper response, she entered the driveway. I could sight them from the car, immediately my troubles eased, and a genuine smile replaced my frown. "Thank you for the ride, see ya tomorrow!" I say waving as she backed away from the driveway. They waved back, and I ran to

me, as they sang in happiness. I smiled so widey cheeks hurt. We had cake later, the only time they could have cake was special occasions. I think that's why they looked for my birthday. Dad had the turn to come pick me up from the elderlies. When he ca

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