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Seeing Things Simply Short Story
The second story is called “Seeing Things Simply”. This story is about a lady named Princesse. She is a student and after school she works for lady named Caroline. Princesse was a model and Caroline drew her naked body. Princesse was okay with it as long as her society does not see this painting and what she is doing. She believes she will receive bad attention. Princesse is inspired by what Caroline is doing and Princesse hoped to inspire herself by doing what Caroline was doing.
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