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One night, the narrator was out with friends when they suddenly heard a terrible scream. They thought a child was crying and decided to help. They armed themselves with stones and a stick, afraid but determined. When they approached the source of the screaming, they saw two cats fighting instead of a child in danger.
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I spent time with family and friends on special occasions such as my birthday, New Year's, and going to lunch with my mom, as well as playing in the pool with my brother and going for a walk with my best friends.
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I spent time with family and friends on special occasions such as my birthday, New Year's, and going to the pool with my brother, as well as going for a walk with my best friends.
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