Tessa's Dew-Personal Narrative

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Once upon a time there was this girl name Tessa Winchester, Tessa is married to a guy name jake Winchester, they lived in this big mansion in California. One morning when Tessa husband went off to work she walked outside and said where's the mist on the grass. Then it hit her she can create dew all she need to do is to radiate heat to an exposed surface and make water droplets to form her dew. Tessa really didn't know how make dew so she went into her secret room behind the walls of her house. As she walked down the gelid stairs she went to get her great great great grandmother's book that has these spells on how to create different things. So has Tessa gets the old fragile book from under this glass casing she finds a spell on how to

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