* The House to nowhere *
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Complete Tue, Feb 6, 202410m
in the house in the middle of nowhere there was a colledge student in her first year. lillian could be described with many words like kind and intelligent. she was a very smart person and she deserved this place more than anyone in the world. She can make good and bad dessitions but her dessition to buy this house was the worst mistake that she would ever make.
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