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A Short Story: Moving To Tennessee
A boy was sitting on his steps, waiting for his parents to tell him to get in the car. This boy's name was George, George's family was moving from Mississippi to Tennessee, because his father got promoted for his job. Now he will be the manager for the whole company! George was happy for him, but sad that he has to leave his friends, go to a new school, and live in a new house. When it was time to get in the car he grabbed his dog, Shadow, she was an amazing dog. He also grabbed his electronics, because what kind of 12 year old would not play electronics. A boy that doesn’t play electronics is like a ladybug with no spots. When they finally got to Tennessee it was so hot you could fry an egg on the sidewalk. Then they grabbed their luggage
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