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A Speech About We Split This Meal's Acquittance?
Three cookies with a small slip of paper lay at the end of the table. “How about we split this meal’s acquittance?”, stated Kim. The bill was only fifty-one dollars with sixty-nine cents, so I had no problem slashing it. Tomorrow would be the greatest adventure our group will ever have. Of course, Jack, Oliver, and Mike will join us. By us, I mean Kim, Harper and I. And right about now I should be telling you a brief explanation of what my friends are like, so here we go. Kim is always tight with money she’s always spending and her debt account rates are increasing. The thing I like about Kim is that she is cunning with fashion, literally, everything she wears defines herself and always has outstanding appearance anywhere.
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