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Demands
“How was your trip?” I asked my mom, not sitting down at the table with her and Grandma. I was actually starving since I’d been out in the forest all day long and hadn’t eaten anything, but I knew Joshua was waiting on me, too, so I set about making myself a sandwich, hoping I could just take that and some chips up to my room without having to talk too long.
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