Domincan Republic: A Short Story

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Once upon a time in a far away island. Known as Domincan Republic. There was a poor family. The santos. They lived in a city called Santiago de los Caballeros. That has amazing and nice beaches. But it was very hot. They had a son. Hes name was Byron. Hes 15 years old. He has nice curly hair. He decided to help out and got a job at a contruction site. He was good at what he did. He was nice to everyone. The next week it was pay day. But the boss didnt have enough money for everyone. Byron was the last name on the list. The boss felt so bad because he knew his situation so he gave him a bean. He walked home just staring at it. Little did he know that the bean was gonna bring him wonders. When he got home he showed his mom the bean. They decided

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