Enchantingly

Enchantingly

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"Just because you've been in my shoes before doesn't mean we were wearing the same size," the defendant said. This caused the courtroom to go into a terrifying silence. Almost everyone knew what the man meant. --- The television screen then faded into darkness and transitioned into a commercial break. Little Azenie stared at the tv in awe with popcorn falling out of his mouth as he watched the screen fade to black. His cat, Laijent, slowly walked over, purring and looking for attention. The black Maine coon cat with heterochromatic eyes sat down next to his owner. Azenie had gently ruffled his cat's fur and give him a small kiss on the head. "Just you wait Laijent, I'm going to be in that courtroom and putting the bad guys away too!" The boy yelled.
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