Lucy Winnie Monologue

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(jessie walks away)
Lucy Dawson: oh dear, i am so sorry about that, she is just under pressure, you see her mum kicked her out so she had to move in with Alec and his mother, so she is freaking out about it all. Do not worry please, I mean we can still get hot chocolate and you can explain to me about why you did what you did.
Tiffany Faulkner: really that sounds great i’d love that and then maybe we can hang out a bit more.
Lucy Dawson: Yes of course! You know one day all this drama will mean nothing, let me quote winnie the pooh ‘It seems they had always been, and always would be, friends. Time could change much but not that.’
Tiffany Faulkner: Hey, no need to get soppy, Lucy Loo
(Girls laugh and walk off together)

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