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Chris Williams: A Short Story
Just like M. Scott peck, I have seen someone refuse to take responsibility for his own problem. The person is Chris Williams. He’s a goody childish teen, who don’t know when to quit playing or lying. The problem was that he had got me and a couple of other friends stuck in Hot springs.
He wanted us to go with him so he can meet this girl. She told Chris to come all the way to Hot
Springs. He asked his mama if he can go. She said as long as you have a ride back. Now we weren’t around when he ask his mama and told him to have a ride back. He told his mama he has a ride
When she drops all of us, he told us that we were gone need a ride back. He told us at first that we had a ride back. That’s not even the worst of it. Chris called the girl and

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