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Partisanbuzz: A Short Story

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A source who wished to remain anonymous retold the story to PartisanBuzz of the events that took place after the highly creative U-haul truck pulled up to the front of the Mepham High school, exposing to the community for the first time the Dean / Football coach 's illicit affair. "When the truck pulled up the students and faculty were stunned, as everyone was reading the story. When Coach Cracco 's black truck came speeding down the street, he slammed on the brakes and jumped out. We were all in shock as he headed toward the u-haul, because we knew this was gonna get crazy" the source told me. When he [Cracco] came storming out of his car, he looked mad as hell, Coach ran to the back of the truck. It had one of those doors that you lift

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