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Personal Narrative: Candy

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Candy Never in my life I could imagine myself being in handcuffs at the age of 10. Just for stealing four pieces of candy for me and my cousins, my life was changed for the better. It was all fun and games until the cops was call and the cuff was on my hands. If i didn't recognize my monster that day, I would be in jail or something even worse. It was a early morning and the birds was singing in my ear. My mom notice that she was missing some spice to finish her famous chicken alfredo and decide to go to the store to buy some more. My mom asked us to go, but in the back of our minds we really didn't want to go we was having so much fun with are friends outside! My mom always give us a choice but still make us go. The plan was to get the
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