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By: Ariana S. 7-3 “Rainsford, Our new neighbor is here!” Rainsford dad had yelled upstairs, Rainsford hopped off his black Star Wars bed sheets and ran right out of the room, Rainsford was so excited because though he was already seven years old he has never had a true friend. As he ran through the door of his room all of his worries ran through his head, “What if he doesn’t like me? Does he like Star Wars?” as he tiptoed to the stairs he peeked over the ramp with his short, light brown hair, pale, light deep blue eyes. He slowly, went down the stairs so he wouldn’t see he was nervous, all his worries had went away, as he said “Hi, I’m Rainsford” he stuttered.
“ I’m Whitney” Whitney Responded “Wanna go outside and play with me?” said whiney. “That would be awesome!” Rainsford said with joy, “do you like Star Wars?” stuttered Whitney “no, I LOVE Star Wars!” Rainsford yelled joyfully. On Rainsfords 10th birthday, a few years later as he was opening a star Wars card there was a sticky note saying ‘ Since both of
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“I remember it like it was yesterday, my dad had gave me some ear muffs and said that it might be a bit loud, but don’t worry. Then he took out my little miniature ‘kid’ gun, I sat down on the picnic table, then my dad helped me hold the gun in place, he told me what I needed to do rules of the gun and how to use it. And then I finally got to shoot the target, yes, it wasn’t an animal but it still was fun shooting a pop can” Rainsford had told Whitney the night after his birthday.The day when Rainsford, Whitney and Rainsfords father went on a hunting trip all together, Whitney's father couldn't make it because of a business trip. All three of them arrived at there small white cabin surrounded with forests like it was in the middle of

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