Let Me Help
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I wish I didn't get involved with what was going to happen today, I was just walking home from school ready for the rest of the day, not knowing how horrible, and absolutely frightening my life was about to become. All I knew is that it was a nice sunny day, the sun was shining, the birds were chirping, if only I knew what was going to happen to me that day.
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