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Sea World: A Short Story
“Man this place looks awesome,” I thought. This was the day I went to Sea World it was awesome, but I really wanted to go on a roller coaster. I had to wait till we were all done looking at the animals and sea creatures. When we were done I got to go on a roller coaster with Luis (aka my sister’s “husband). As we got on the ride we had to wait in this long line. “I bet that this ride is super short,” I told him as we were waiting in line for the ride. “Probably since the line is long,” he replied. “Do you play pokemon go,” Luis asked. “No,”I responded. “Good,I knew there was a reason I’ve always liked you,”he joked. As we got up to the front we got on the roller coaster. “Your not gonna throw up on me?” He asked. “No,” I answered. “I
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