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bulgar [2K]
3 years ago
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Read the section "Height Restriction For A Reason." Select the paragraph that suggests there may be danger in opening the door f

or a stranger.
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const2013 [10]3 years ago
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Answer: She never said, Call the police. Neither did she sound genuinely threatened. Her demands were just. LET ME IN LET ME IN. She covered the peep-hole. I peeped out my window. I didn’t see the male but I heard him talking in a low voice. However, I saw a glimpse of her on my porch. She had on all black. I DID NOT open the door. I called the police. And as quickly as the commotion began, when they realized I wasn’t going to open the door, they disappeared into the night and it was dead silence again.

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