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Nyeli: A Positive Role Model
Nyeli, She is 5,4 tall, with bleach burnt, dirty blonde hair covering her natural dark brown straight long hair and an oval crown face shape with patches of oversize freckles and dark muddy brown eyes with slightly fainted dark circles, and wears clothing that is too small for her, foundation that seems three times lighter than her average skin color seems that She took that foundation from her little sister's makeup box.
She wasn't a positive role model, and she didn't treat me so kindly either, she have a bit of a tendency to overpower others to make them feel smaller than they are. Any opportunity that she gets, she will make anybody’s life as miserable as hers such as teasing me, taking my money, and calling me names. Maybe it her seeking for attention, however this
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Their neighbors leave their trash on the street; which are big pieces couches, mattresses, and even faucet. Just the other day, I drove around a toilet that was in the middle of the street right on the corner where she live. I remember the first time I came to her home the first thing I saw were those hideous leather couches. The coaches have an odd peanut shape the materials is stitch asymmetrically to each soa that is covered with a thick layer of frail leather and stuffed with cotton like sand that smell like an inside of a gym locker. She even denied that she isn't a bad influence. She taught her own children live in such an environment and influence them to hate me. Most recently her eldest son Nathan responded to me with foul language when I wanted to say goodbye to him, once I confront his mother Nyeli, she said, “I don't know where he got it from?” she paused for a moment reply to the question again “he could help but to say what he see.” as she continues to

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