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Short Story Of Rose Monks: A Narrative Fiction
Rose quickly put the book down after marking the page. "No. It will not happen again."
Mrs. Fletcher turned around sharply and started the lesson.
"Whoa she is hardcore!" Raven whisper yelled to Rose.
"Yeah and she has the ears off a moth so keep it down a bit." Rose whispered back.
"A moth?" Raven's eyebrows crinkled in confusion.
"They have recently been named as the animal with the best hearing." Rose shrugged and scribbled in notes that was written on the board.
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