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Hoi c'mon don't read

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I'm serious

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"We used to live near a big park and there was a tree that I used to climb every day with my friends," said Minami. "At first I was afraid to climb it, but when I got older I got brave and In could make it all the way to the top. I bet you could make it to the top too if you tried. I'll take you there some day. That way you can meet all my other friends."

"Minami," said her mother, opening the door. When she entered, Mrs. Suzuki found her daughter sitting on the floor playing with a doll. Another doll was lying on the floor a few feet away, looking as if it had been put there for someone else to play with. "I thought you might be hungry, so I brought you something to eat." "Thank you, mommy," said Minami, accepting the sandwich.a "Minami," said Mrs. Suzuki, staring at the other dolla lying on the floor. "What?" asked Minami, mouth full of food. "It's nothing," said Mrs. Suzuki, a smile upon her face.

That night over a late dinner, Minami's parents had a discussion about the behavior their daughter was beginning to display. "I told you something like this was going to happen," said Mrs. Suzuki, rubbing her now throbbing forehead. "I knew she would show signs of being depressed, but I never thought she would start talking to herself." "What's wrong with that?" asked Mr. Suzuki. "When I was her age I had an imaginary friend. And look at me, I turned out fine." "I've tried so hard to make sure our daughter doesn't grow up to be like you, and now I see that my efforts were wasted. Why did we learn how to raise a child from a book? That's not how God intended children to be raised."

"Hey, that book came highly recommended," replied Mr. Suzuki. "Besides, Minami's going to be fine. You worry too much about her." "But you didn't hear what I heard. She was talking about where we used to live. That shows that she doesn't like it here. She's repressing everything." "When did you become such an expert in psychology?" "The way she was talking," said Mrs. Suzuki. "She really thought there was someone else in that room with her."

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So lazy write CA-_-

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"Just give her a few more days," insisted Mr. Suzuki. "If she starts showing more signs that something's wrong, then we'll do something about it." Unbeknownst to the two, Minami had sneaked downstairs and was listening to every word that her parents were saying about her.