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How To Margot: A Narrative Fiction

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There was a loud sound of crying down the hall, from the small, little girls delicate mouth coming from the closet. As William opened the door, Margot's’ face was as bright of a red as the devil. She took a deep breath and walked out, her eyes pouring into her hands with a puddle beside her. She then asked, “Why would you do this William? Why” “I - I, I didn’t mean to” he responded cautiously “Well then please - tell me what you meant to do.” Margot said in a sarcastic voice “Um… I don’t know” William replied with a shake Margot then walked over to the teacher and told her what had happened. “It’s my fault I didn’t check to see if everyone was here. I should have known that you weren’t here most of all. I’m so, so sorry Margot.” “Yes it

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