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Stereotypes And Removes: A Narrative Fiction
I walked down to the store which wasn’t too far away and bought everything on our list, then realized that once people find out about the murder, our pictures will be put in newspapers everywhere. I grabbed some hair dye and some scissors even though it was expensive, paid for the supplies, and walked out of the store.

I got back and told Johnny that we had to dye his hair but he thought i should dye mine. We argued for about 15 minutes and little did we know that 3 older teenage girls heard us and reported that they heard sounds from inside the building as they were riding bikes past it. A little while after the argument some police men came in searching the building. We didn’t have time to hide from them so we were arrested. We walked


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