Not everything is good or bad
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" What are you looking at?" My mom questioned.
" oh nothing just looking at our new and improved neighborhood" i said with an annoying attitude on purpose.
" you will be fine,you will make some good friends i promise." She stated, i hope what she said was true.
" yeah okay whatever you say mother" i gave her a quick glance and went back to looking out my window .
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