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Dale Lee Monologue

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I have gone for approximately two years crushing over the same boy from my English class that goes by the name of Dale Christopher and I think its about time I do something about it.

You 're all probably scoffing right now and thinking; oh wow yet another cliché story where the shy nerd girl gets the popular boy to fall in love with her and happily ever after!

But fear not! In this story of mine, the boy doesn 't fall in love with me and sweep me off my feet. Nor does he instantly think I am the most beautiful girl he has ever laid eyes on. And he definitely isn 't a mafia leader who 'll kidnap me and develop feelings for me.

In this story of mine; the boy I like learns to dislike me, tries to choke me (with a pillow might I add), and

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