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Red Chief: A Fictional Narrative
Tuesday night was a very peaceful night. I went to sleep without any interruptions. I was sleeping like a baby well knowing that Red Chief was still missing. That abnoctous, bothersome, pesky boy was finally gone, and I’m glad he’s gone. He makes my skin crawl. I can finally get some rest without worrying if he is bothering Feefee. Feefee is my cat who already has a broken leg from when Red Chief picked her up and slung her across the yard. Poor Feefee has to wear a cast on her broaden leg. Ever since then, I’ve been itching to get away from this town. BOOM! “Uggh, what is it now?” I said as i quickly get out of bed. I zoomed over to look out the dust- bunny covered window. Who do I see? Oooh nooo! Red Chief is back. He was the one making
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