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Neverland To Hear The Story Of Wendy's Mother
Peter tells his story to her, he says that he went to live in Neverland along with the lost boys because he listened to his parents talking about what they wanted Peter to be when he grew up and he did not want to become an adult so he ran away from his parents and went live there, kids who fell out of their baby strollers and were never found, and said that they left Neverland to hear the stories of Wendy's mother because he really likes stories.
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