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The Black Killer Book Report
The Black Killer

Once upon a time there was a town, Sertaneum. This town is where everybody walks. And suddenly one night something happened. It changed life for many years. It starts like this.
So there were these girls named Emma, Macie, Tera, Masy, and Trinity. They were all good friends. Then suddenly one night on August 15, 2003 they had a sleepover at Trinity’s house. And over the night everyone gets up and they see that Macie WAS GONE!!!! They were all scared and nervous. Especially because she was the youngest of all. So all the girls went downstairs and went to go tell Trinity’s mom, Amanda. They woke her up and she was freaking out!!! She called Crystal
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