Stupid Bet (COMPLETED)

Stupid Bet (COMPLETED)

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Complete Thu, Oct 6, 20161h 20m

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This story is obviously full of grammatical errors and anyone who doesn't want to be bother by this unedited story can skip this. Please do not read this if you are annoyed of cliche and corny stories. I wrote this when I was 13 yrs old so please do understand that. I'm only keeping this published because its a memory of mine being addicted to gangsta etc genre. :) but if you wanted to read my 13 yrs old way of imagination, go on and try. But dont forget I warned you! 🤗 Not edited. ¬bernaaa6

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