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Tiny Smiling Daddy

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Monty D

 

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April 4, 2017

 

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University

 

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All the while not understanding how he feels about his daughter, and how she truly feels about him. Stew is angry, but he is angry at himself because he doesn't know where he went wrong in the relationship with his daughter Kitty. His attitude toward his daughter is out of pure curiosity, after he received a phone call from his friend Norm informing him that his daughter had written an article about him in Self magazine that he had no idea was published by her...
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So begins the journey to figure out what the article said, and why Norm would have to be apologetic about the whole thing. Stew reminisced a lot about the old Kitty and how he loved that part of her life where she was so innocent, and didn't have any clue what the real world was all about, or acted like she knew everything, to Stew she was daddy's little girl...
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