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Why Is Adnon Chill
Chill - that they don’t care and it’s not worth getting mad

Although some will argue that Adnan is sketchy, Adnon is chill. Adnan was chill when him and Hae Broke up. Adnon says “ it was never a thing where I was like pestering her or, like , going to her house and knocking on the door or chasing her down. ( Episode 02:’the 15). Adnan is chill Because he moved on and still talked to Hae. Despite Adnan being chill he is can also be sketchy. Adnan had a dark side in his poetry. Jane Efron says “ All teenagers that I have taught because everything in their lives was dark… I don’t remember any of them having anything upbeat to say, so he was just another one that makes you think that you’re living on another planet” ( Episode 02:”the
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