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How would you like want to become a whole different person and join a secret agency?This was a question that Kelly Spree-aka Kelly James-was asked after being caught hacking in the government system. In the “specialist model spy” story by Shannon Greenland it explained how Kelly had to adjust to her new home,challenges that she had to overcome and Kelly succeeding her first mission that depended on her friend's dad’s life.
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