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A Bridge To Wiseman's Cove Analysis
A Bridge to Wiseman’s Cove
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By Cassandra pedro
From Beryl to Kerry
To Kerry,
I expect you are enjoying your time without your children. Carl has probably told you that your daughter, Sarah have left me with your two sons who by the way are good for nothing. You are very lucky to have me to take care of children.
Don’t get me started on Harley how did you deal with him, I bet that’s why you left Carl and Harley because of how troublesome Harley is. He is always getting into trouble first it was stealing from that shop then he ended up getting suspended till next term, he pulled out someone’s earing in a fight at school, that boy needs to learn discipline. Anyway that is not the reason why I am writing to you. Your boys
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