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My Bodybuilder: A Short Story
Hello every body , I don’t have my name because no one call me . I born for zombie and bodybuilder. My face is ugly but my body is perfect . I don’t have any friend because everyone scary me . I have skeleton leg because my mother is zombie. I have six packs because my father is bodybuilder . I’m bald. I’m not plump but I’m well built. I have many freckles on my face .I have dark skin. I’m myopic so I have contact lens. I’m tall 20 foot. Everyone think me is thug but I’m not . I’m friendly. Sometimes I fell sad because my face is ugly . Sometimes I fell lonely because I don't have any friends . I always happy because I don't have eye glasses,I have contact lens.It make me easily. see you again .Good bye.
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