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"Today I have to do some homework for my online class. I hate going to school. I wish that school what over with already but I have to graduate to impress my family", says Anna Mae. "I just want to have a life of my own and show people that I am worth it". She's a young woman with long flowing brown hair and eyes that could pierce the sun. She loves to do all the things that a normal woman is expected to do. She comes from an old fashioned family but her ideas and attitude is so modern. Sometimes she wishes her family would just notice her. Anna Mae has so many great things about her but she is always getting her light dimmed by some of her siblings. They are constantly taking credit for things that they had no intention of happening to them, it's like they get lucky in all aspects of life. How unfair. Anna Mae loves to work, stay busy and keep people happy but sometimes no matter what she does it's like the world is working against her. Once she was engaged to this guy named Tim and their relationship seemed perfect on the outside. Everyone was so jealous of the life they had started together but if only people knew that it was falling apart and quickly. One day Anna Mae went into her job at the Cheesecake Factory and realized that they were hiring a whole new staff. The young man she had to train was named Tim and he had a girlfriend named Anna, it was the weirdest conscience ever. Well to make matters worst he was also having troubles in his relationship. A few weeks later when Anna Mae came into work she noticed that Tim was very angry and she proceed to ask him what was wrong. He said, "Nothing. Why do you care, you have a boyfriend" and she said, "Actually I don't." and one thing lead to another and some long over due sexual tension was released right there in the kitchen. Neither one of them cared if anyone was watching because it felt right and when things feel right you don't stop them. Soon after everyone started talking about their relationship and how

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