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Analysis Of Monologue From 'Shout Out To: Tumblr Girl'
Shout out to: Tumblr girl
DesertUnknownWolf
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Jannat xxX
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lollitagirl21 carmenaub thanks for reading my story

Scarlet's pov
"Boss!" Diego sounded like he was scared when the door opened to reveal Juan standing there with angry eyes staring at Diego. I looked at juan screaming at Diego for hiding me from them last night.

Even tough he didn't hide me. Luckily I explained everything to him and he calmed down.

I thought to myself "These guys have anger issues,because every time something happens they get too aggressive".

After I told Juan the story he took me back to the house.

Just when we walked trough the door Paula jumped up and ran to me "Scarlet! You found her Juan"Paula said hugging me.

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