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August Pullman A Deformed Kid
A deformed kid named August Pullman. He went through a lot of surgeries. His parent decided it was time to go to a public school and make friends and learn more. He went to Beecher prep and everyone looked at him weirdly acted like he had a cheese touch or something. He made two friends Summer and Jack. On halloween he was at school and heard Jack say that he wasn’t friends with him. So August played I don’t feel good so he could go home. Jack punched Julian in the face.
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