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Sleepinf Freshman Never Lie: Wesley

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December 26, 2013

 

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Wesley glaring at Vernon asked Scott if everything was okay. Vernon puts Scott back down on the ground and leaves, so than Scott assumed yeah he was fine. A quote from Scott explains it, “Wesley was waiting for me after school. It actually was nice-sort of like he was looking out for me.” Scott tells Wesley that he shouldn’t take people’s lunch money anymore...
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Wesley considers it, and than finally decides he wont do it anymore. He imagined what it was like to be the other person in the situation. This makes him able to stop taking people’s lunch money. “I hoped this was a sign that the school had just become a little less stressful for the small and weak,” guessed Scott...
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