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Persuasive Essay About Homework
For almost a whole year of school Alexa and Aubrey have faced the problems of cats plus homework. On a normal school day the little kitty named Annie would arrive and lay on the 2 girls homework in means to get their attention. After multiple times of the poor kitty getting thrown off the bed she will leave. But she will leave a path of 2 stressed girls with 30 min. wasted throwing a cat away from them.
On November 16th the 2 girls--Aubrey and Alexa-- arrive from school with loaded backpacks full of homework and have 2 excited cats waiting for them at the doorstep. The 2 girls go around to their room and set their backpacks down and grab their extensive pile of homework to work on. As they got to work the little cat--Annie--arrived looking
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