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Brainiac Kids: A Narrative Fiction
Hanna Hollis-6th Hour “I’ve been watching you ever since the first time you stepped on this elevator, I know everything about you” said the old lady. Martin shaking, didn’t say anything trying oh so hard to not make eye contact and squeeze past her to push the button and get to the nearest floor. “Where are you going honey?” she said confused. He thinks… Maybe she has mental issues, or is my dad's friend, trying to think the best. Martin finally gets the courage to ask “What is it that you want from me?” Standing oh so still she takes her time to reply, she finally states “I just think you're so smart, and interesting kid and i’d like to interview you for my magazine called Brainiac Kids, what do you say?” With a sigh of relief he say “Let
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