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Where Are You Going, Where have you been?

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English

 

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Fannie F

 

Date added:

June 1, 2015

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Connie like most teenagers is a little boy crazy and at times rebellious. She and some girlfriends would get together and go to a local drive-in restaurant where older kids would hang out. (153) One night at this drive-in a boy with shaggy black hair, in a convertible caught Connie's eye. (154) Connie had never seen him before...
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(154) Connie had never seen him before. He made the sly statement of "Gonna get you, baby," and she just ignored him and walked on. (154) Little did Connie know he was speaking the truth. In a very short period of time Connie was about to make the biggest decision of her life, literally. Connie was at home alone one day sitting in her room listening to music...
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