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The Justice Bros
Once upon a time in a neighborhood far, far away there was 1 boy at his school named James, he also has some friends named Derek and Zack. James is a kid that always has stunning ideas but always ends up failing, Derek is a smart kid who is the lightbulb of the group and he’s usually the kid who comes up with GOOD ideas, Zack is a just a regular kid but always follows along with whatever Derek and James are doing. But the school is kinda different. They have a corrupted school with tons of bullies but none of them seem to bother them except for one. Baron, he was here at the very beginning since his father aka the principal was here ever since the school was just …show more content…

“Alright gang let’s think” said James, “what can we do to take down Baron” “How about we expose him” said Zack, “Who are we going to expose him too, all the teachers are on his father’s payroll, they wouldn’t care a single bit of what he does to us, unless he allows it” Shouted Derek. Well we need to think of something Screamed Zack with a louder voice than usual. After hearing them argue for far too long he finally decided to bring this meeting to order, “ORDER,ORDER,ORDER!” He screamed but it wasn’t enough, so with a the top of his lungs and a scream even mightier than a jet engine he screamed “ENOUGH!!!!!!” Now it go their attention. But the scream was so loud that everybody in the school could hear it. Even the teachers heard and when they peeked inside they saw all three boys, they kicked them out and gave them a small little pep talk about rules and why they were in there. Then, with nothing else to do they decided to go to the park near their school. But when they got their they noticed something, a gang that looks unfamiliar but their leader however doesn’t. When they walked in for a closer look they noticed that the gang leader was actually Baron, but before they could make a break for it he saw him and the chase was

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