Life with the Griers

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Reads 461
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Lenah has to move in with the griers because her mom can't pay for her house anymore. It's just the two of them so it's hard. When Lenah is told she has to live with the griers she doesn't know how she feels. Happy or sad?All Rights Reserved

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