Mean | ✅
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Complete Fri, May 25, 201811m
'but maybe you were the mean ones.'
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They are the Squad.
You know, the blonde-haired, blue-eyed group of cheerleaders. Bodies of Barbie dolls and have the IQs of dolls, too. Fashion and boy crazy.
But is that all there is to them? Why are the stories of them never told?
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