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Essay You Know The Stupid Government Should Never Of Made That Terrible Law

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You know the stupid government should never of made that terrible law. To where.. . . . . . To where people that have magic in them have to be cast out. You know that it is just unfair. I guess I will have to leave town forever . Right? Wait Right. I will have to leave you. I am sorry I never told you. I should have. It is not that I don’t trust you it is just that. . . . . . . . . . . . Mother never wanted me to get hurt. I am sorry Peony. I am so sorry. You don’t understand she always wanted to protect me and when she died. I felt like I was in the middle of nowhere with no one there to help me.
My heart was racing, my mind would not stop. I sometimes thought they killed her because of me. Or I did it in someway. Crazy.

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