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39 Cluess: A Short Story
So her friends started inspecting her bag for clues as they wanted to have an adventure since they read the book “39 clues.” They inspected her sketchbook first and found small droplets of blood on her latest drawing. They erased the blood and found out that the sketch of the flower was in someone’s hand, “Look at this, looks like Olivia’s thin hand,” said Olivia's best friend Claire and her 2 other friends, called, “Scarlett and Vivian,” looked at each other and replied together, “Are u sure?” Scarlett said “Wait a minute she is obviously sure as she is her best friend.”
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