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Essay heading: The Shop
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Kevin Wang |
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July 1, 2009 |
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Elizabeth wiped her forehead with her sleeve and went inside to make herself a cup of cappuccino…
BOOM
Elizabeth spun around. It sounded like a sledgehammer being slammed into the wall. Her instinct was to call the police again, and was halfway to the phone when she stopped. What if she was wrong again? This time she’d probably get a fine for abusing the 000 hotline...
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Her instinct was to call the police again, and was halfway to the phone when she stopped. What if she was wrong again? This time she’d probably get a fine for abusing the 000 hotline. She wasn’t about to risk that.
“I’ll check it out for myself,” she muttered to herself.
She marched right up to the shop’s display window and looked inside...
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