What would I do for them? Everything.
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Last published Sun, Jun 16, 2019
"Where did you learn to fight like that!?"
"I have three older brothers."
"Really?"
"Yeah, Caleb played first table on the chest team, Jason used to start crying every time he heard a sad song, Sam can really rock a cocktail dress and six-inch heels, and I wasn't going to let anyone give them shit for any of that. So I had to learn to beat up people bigger than me pretty early on"
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