Jimin Robinson Narrative

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I didn’t mean to kill her. I mean… she had it coming. It all started Jimin Robinson’s party after the big win the panthers had at the football game. I went with a couple of my friends to the party just to let loose and to have a good time, and overlook about the stress of my ex boyfriend's new girlfriend that he got the day after we broke up. I couldn't stand her. Even looking at her made me gag. What did he see in her that he didn't see in me? He told me not to worry about her, and now him and her together! But this party was to get my mind off that, until I walked into the party I saw them together on the couch. There was alcohol all over the table so I decided to take some shots. One after the other, people chanting my name, “Jasmine, Jasmine,

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