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Thea and Lily wish that they lived more closer to the city so they could go to the store more easy. Thea and Lily like to stay home when Addison and Tom go to the store because they do not get a lot of free time because Tom likes to watch Thea and Lily love to play with Mozart, he makes Thea and Lily smile, we can not play with him much anymore because of Tom, he says that it's not right for Thea or Lily to play with the dog all day. Tom likes Thea and Lily to help him outside but when They go and help Tom all he does is yell at Thea and Lily. When Addison cooks apple pie she has to make one just for Thea because she love it so much, but when Addison makes one just for Thea Tom gets mad and takes it away from her and will throw it in

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