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My Stepfather Norberto Orozco
My stepdad was with me since I was three years old when I first met him Norberto Orozco. My mom worked a lot to support us and my new step dad gave me what my real dad didnt give me a father. He helped me out a lot in my life. I want him to stay to be a father to me and my sibling because they also grew up with him. He has his own kids as well, a daugter, two sons he takes care of them, they love him and dont want him to go away there only young children everyone will be upset to see him go and no one wants to see there father leave and never returning. Please let him stay, he may not have been my real father but he was the best father and the only father figure ive had so let him stay.
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