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Philip feels as though everyone treats him like a child and resists his parents' punishment; Mr. Brown sends Kimberly an innocent text message that gets him into trouble.
Philip feels as though everyone treats him like a child and resists his parents' punishment; Mr. Brown sends Kimberly an innocent text message that gets him into trouble.
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