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Betisha And Suarezisho Essay

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Betisha was a girl who liked to party and go out with a lot of boys. Betisha liked the feeling of freedom. If Betisha was with a guy, it was only for a week or a day, she did not like to commit to anyone. Everyone knew how Betisha was, so they knew what to expect from her. Suarezisho was the god of the sky. He lived in the clouds and was care-free. He would fly around the world in his cloud. He never really had a girlfriend. Suarezisho spent his time mostly alone. One day, one of Suarezisho’s friend, Moniquisho, invited him to go out and have some fun down in Victo, where there were a lot of young ladies and parties. Suarezisho was not the type of guy that liked parties nor anything, but at the end Moniquisho convinced him to go down to Victo. Suarezisho and Moniquisho first …show more content…

Moniquisho was an expert in talking to girls unlike Suarezisho. Suarezisho got fustrated with all the noice and temperature inside the club, so he went outside to take some fresh air. One his way out, Suarezisho accidently hit a girl with the door. The girl shrieked and fell flat to the ground. Suarezisho felt so ashamed that he offered his hand. The girl looked up and at the moment Suarezisho and the girl’s eyes met, he was in love. “ I am so sorry, come with me” Suarezisho took her to a bench. “ I am fine do not worry, by the way my name is Betisha” Betisha said. Suarezisho was lost staring at her. “ So, did the rats ate your tongue?” Betisha asked laughing. “Oh I offer an appology, it is that you are so beautiful” Suarezisho told her. When he said that, Betisha knew that he was not from here because most of the boys never tell her, they just go straight to kissing her. “ I am guessing you are not from here?”

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