Chapter 7
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quot;Does it ever scare you?quot;
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quot;Do you ever just sit around and listen to t; s;Like ts cling of leaves are at tars?quot;
Even teenager and kno t teenagers, and trying to understand teenage boys for rying to decipivity.
quot;Not really,quot; I said.
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tion struck me as strange, but I didnt press it, and s. And since stle about me, I sort of felt obliged to ask broug I could do.
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S me. I tion, and even more surprised at my interest in her.
quot;I do a lot of tudy for my classes, I spend time .quot;
quot;Do you ever just go off ;
quot;No,quot; sell by t even to no one ed her around much.