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Monkey Bars: A Narrative Fiction
As Eric and David sat on the bench, they looked at the rest of the park noticing there was only two other kids with their parents and a gentle man who seemed a bit out of place. They then turned to look at Danny but didn’t see him. Eric quickly got up and ran to the monkey bars in time to see the man grabbing Danny and taking him away. He ran up to the man and kicked him behind his knee, making him fall. Danny was released and quickly ran to David to get help. David called the police and when they showed up, they took the man away.

“What happened?” Officer July asked Danny “I was playing on the monkey bars, waiting for my friend I met online to show up when this man said he was my friend’s dad he seemed scary so I tried to walk away but he
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