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Justin Piacenza
Period 0
Descriptive Leads

#1:
She was more than the world to me. She was my confidant and my savior in times where I just felt down. Now, I had to be there for her. To support her, but I couldn't. I was useless in a time of her need. I walked to the window and felt the cold breeze drape through the cracks in the glass of my window. My fist was starting to truly bleed. Perhaps, It was time to get help.

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"Who do you think you are?", She asks giving me a look of pure passion.
"You know who I am, and so do I . The real question is who do you think YOU are? You treat me like crap, then expect me to return the favor with roses and a smile. Well, Im through with that.", I screamed. The cold breeze was causing my nose to burn, but the burning in my heart was of equal greatness. It was my time to prevail in this arguement.

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The wonderful warmth of the heater gave me a trace of confidence to my survival. We were stranded.......

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