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Pumpkin Addiction There once was a lady who loved pumpkins. She would always get one from her dungeon she would eat it with happiness and embrace. Her family is in London,England they had left her because she could not stand a day without a pumpkin,so she said refused to go. One day in her dungeon she had just ate her last bite before bed, but then……her stomach started to rumble,after a few seconds she wanted more. She ran to her closet full of pumpkins and ate all that can fit in her mouth and then she fell to the ground and nobody heard from her in the week before Christmas. After she woke up after that week before Christmas she was in her bed it was all a dream. After the lady ate her breakfast

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