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Personal Narrative: Paying Rent On Time
As of now the carpet wasn't put back together which was supposly done three weeks ago according to Ron. Two months and we still can't move our stuff back into the room. Paying rent on time isn't a problem with us but we won't pay for something that we haven't use for the last two months. This isn't our fault so please be professional about this and prorated our rent for April. Any questions please feel free to get in contact with
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