Alternate Ending Of Amanda Short Story

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The only time when stopped was when he saw this girl named Amanda. The thing that caught his eye and made him stopped was because he saw that she was carrying a suitcase. He said hi,and Amanda was suspicious because Maniac was at the East end, where all of the people was black, and he was white. She was nice, so she just said hi back. Maniac asked her if she was running away. Amanda frowned, then thought about it, then she laughed. She laughed so hard that she lost her balance and fell down. She put her suitcase down sat on it can laugh safely.

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