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Merill's Drinking Parties: A Case Study
Even though Aaya and Jessica have experienced an abundance of parties, they are conspiring to go to Merill's drinking party. Jessica was fairly a prodigy kid in her childhood and now as a teenager, she is mature enough to handle situations. When Aaya was carrying on her thoughts on the party, Jessica gave her a reproaching look. Even though Jessica agreed to go to the party at first, now she refuses to join in because she regained her maturity towards her parents' expectations. Aaya peer pressuring makes Jessica indignant, however Jessica limits her self behavior and gradually explains Aaya to also not join in, in illegal works. Aaya is an outgoing and careless person and so she ends up going to the party. The party plan however backfires
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