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Personal Narrative: The Golden Brown Turned Girl

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After spending her day working at the coffee shop, Laura was heading home to get ready for her very first concert. She loved her job, she worked with her best friend LaFontaine, who happened to be a manager. Although the job is fairly easy, today was kind of hectic, so this concert is something she really needs to calm herself down. Betty went home for the weekend and Kirsch had plans with S.J., so she was stuck going by herself. It was about time that Laura broke loose from her overprotective father’s rules, where she had to go everywhere with a friend and to bring her day of the week bear spray with her. She definitely needed some quality time to herself and this was her way of achieving both of those things. The golden brown haired girl

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