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This story is about three siblings named Sukie, Reed, and Brian who are trying to understand why their parents are suddenly saying the wrong things when doing activities. Their parents start saying incorrect words or phrases instead of the right ones. The children try to solve the problem by also saying the wrong things, but they accidentally stop doing so. In the end, the children are left wondering what happened to cause their parents to speak incorrectly.

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