A 7th Grade Story
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Tagseien14
Ashley was sure junior high would be a breeze where she could meet new friends and have fun. WRONG. She was sentenced to 3 years in MFMS because of zoning laws. She now spends her time with strange classmates and wierd teachers, she's already completed one year, just 2 more to go can she last the middle year otherwise known as 7th grade?
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