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I know we barely know each other but I need you to do me a favor at the party with Zee. Please watch after her for me. She's not a drinker and I can't stop her from drinking, but I don't want her to push her limits as a first time drinker. I've already told her this but she also doesn't like to listen to what I tell her. Her dad asked me to watch over her but I'm not going to be there so I'm asking you as one of her closest friends to please just look out for her. Thank you and sorry if this is kind of
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