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Personal Narrative: A Letter To Downingtown
I was back in Downingtown for a few days when I received a call from Trooper Purcell asking me what happened in Canada. 2 days later, he let me know that my background check had concluded. I know he called Tanya regarding the matter and she explained what I have written in this letter. Her mother also vouched me and we are currently living in her house.
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