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August White Monologue

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Hi, it 's nice to meet you. My name is August White and I 'm just your typical teenager living a very dull and average life. There 's nothing really interesting to know about me. I 'm 14-years old, I 'm an only child, I like reading and writing books, I live with my parents in New York, etc. The only interesting thing about me is probably the fact that I 'm pretty well off and live in a penthouse. Other than that, my life is pretty

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