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Scene One:
(It's a Friday and BRADY and his friends are hanging out and BRADY has been acting weird and has something to tell his friends.)

Ally: Brady are you okay?

Brady: No, not really.

Ally: What's wrong?

Justin: What's wrong, bro?

Brady: Okay, so you know that news story last night.

Justin: Yeah…

Annie: Why?

Brady: {Freaking Out} I know the guy who went missing. He is my cousin James. Who took Justin's piece of cake at my 5th birthday party.

Ally: Really?! The cousin who asked me out?
Brady: Yes… Wait?! What?! He asked you out. Ally: Uh, what. Never mind.

Justin: What are you going to do?

Brady: {Freaking out} I don't know. The police isn't doing anything about it.

Everyone: WHAT??

Annie: Why? Did James’ parents

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