Willcots Narrative

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I drove home in a hurry. Damn,I was late to my first babysitting job since the McCoy's kids died. I went home, I opened my closet to get the closest thing I could find. I put my flip flops on and walked over to my car. I turned on the ignition, and drove straight to the Willcots' home. I only knocked 3 times before a man in a suit and a woman in a red, silky dress appeared.
"Hi. I'm Anura Mackey." I say,” and I’m the babysitter.”
"Well. Hello Anura," said the man," I'm Joseph Willcot and this is my wife Sabrina Willcot."
"Come in Anura," Mrs. Willcot said," with those clothes on you probably are very cold."
"I am." As I was only wearing a tank top with shorts and flip flops.
"Here go inside my daughter's room and take whatever you want," Mrs. Willcot said," Its fine I'll just buy her the same thing or I'll tell her that it's being washed."
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It was purple, blue, with a few black stripes, definitely not girly ,and more my style “I like it,” I think. I opened her closet door and say the best shirts ever, some from my favourite bands, I immediately change from tank top and short to black crop top with the words "Happy Vibes" and some blue ripped

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