The Pledge
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Complete Sun, Jan 6, 2019<5 mins
April had just gotten a car for her 16th birthday. To celebrate she decides to go out with friends. After not following just ONE very important rule her parents had given her before she left the house. She learns a lesson that will last a life time.
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