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Fire Girl (Arnella) In the city of Boo York, there was this girl who was born with special power. But she kept it a secret from everyone, even her best friend. She used to think that if she tells her best friend about the secret that she keeps to herself, her friend will start to think that she is very weird and all of that stuff. But she was wrong about what she thought her friend would think of her.Because her friend also had a secret that she had never told anyone.
Arnella is a girl at Falcon High school. She has been going to this school for two years, but she has never made a friend. Arnella has always been afraid of making friends. Because she knew that if she meets someone and they start hanging out they would become friends or best friends. And she knew that most people who call themselves best friends also have to share most of their secrets. And Arnella had a lot of secrets, so she decided to never hang out with anyone other than the people in her family.
Until one day, Arnella´s class had to
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“Yes we can go,” said Arnella. As they were on their to get some coffee the new student started to talk about keeping secrets. Then Arnella asked “why are you talking about that?” And the new student was like you know how best friends do not keep secrets from each other. And was like yes I do know that best friends do not keep secrets away from each other. Can I tell you my secrets than, asked the new girl. “Sure,” said Arnella. Then the new girl told Arnella, I have many secrets that I keep to myself. But I think that you have to know this one. “ I was born with special powers and most people who know that I have those powers, calls me by my nickname, “Water

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