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Mazyrski [523]
3 years ago
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Please help i am giving away brainiliest

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ad-work [718]3 years ago
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If I could create a store that represents who I am, it would be in Hollywood. It would be filled with candy, shoes, clothes, coffee, and my family and friends because I love all of these. My store would be called "The best life ever." I spend most of my time with my parents and cousins because they are the only people that I can trust right now. I really love my friends and family and I just think that they will be there for me forever. Ever since I was adopted I didn't think that I could be loved anymore but when my parents adopted me I finally felt loved and I knew that day that I would never take anything for granted again. But the reason why I would make my store what my store is, is because I know that I could do everything I could and try not to make it so much but also not to less as well.

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