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Of Corse Luka was pretty freaked out about this, but to Miku it was the beginning of a new life! That night Miku tried to explain to Luka how much she loved America. All was well until she brought up moving! Luka screeched, and told her, “If you have any ideas of leaving young lady, I will never let you leave the house again!” Well Miku was not afraid of her mother, because she was willing to give up her life with her mother, for freedom!
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