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Juvenile Detention: A Short Story
It was Saturday and Leo didn't have to attend school because it was the weekend. Leo knew that he had enough time time to break Jay and Emma out of JDC. Leo decided that he would break them out of JDC on that particular Saturday, for he was lonesome and companionless. Leo assured himself that he had his iPhone 6s containing the pictures of the culprits with him. He also made made sure he had a hand seamer and credit card with him. Leo scampered to the Juvenile Detention at his max speed. He made it there in 5s. Leo had gotten even faster than he was at first track meet. Once he got to the Juvenile Detention Center he tried using the credit card to open the door. Next, Leo noticed that door was electronic. “Dang It!” he thought to himself.
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