Sally's Owners-Personal Narrative

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On a Friday night there was wisp of wind. A “BASH” of lighting. And a lost dog walking though it all. In the beginning of it all Sally’s owner had said “come on Sally lets go outside to use the restroom”. A couple minutes later when Sally’s owner was not looking and ran inside for a bit to eat something. Sally had ran out the other side of the fence that was open and disappeared into the forest 1 block away from her house. Sally had been strolling all around the forest for 2 hours straight and her owner didn’t even notice for at least 45 minutes and it was like she didn’t even care because the whole time Sally’s owner was reading at home, watching tv, and eating food. While Sally’s owner was watching t.v a commercial about dogs

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