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My mock service was about me letting my cousin Raul Vega borrow $3,500 for him to start his process on getting his work permit. I made a written contract explaining him when did I wanted my money back and the reason I let him borrow the money. He read my contract and agreed to it so, we both signed it. I did called and texted him letting him know that I wanted my money back, that we had an agreement and he was not owning his word or the contract we made. My mock service is a real case and I asked my cousin (The Defendant: Raul Vega) for permission to do it before starting the process of the service. He agreed to do it with me (The Plaintiff: Jenny Gomez) and we pretended that he hasn 't paid me for a long time. We went to my friend 's dad

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