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Once upon a time there was a boy named Devin he like to help around the neighborhood one day he was mowing the lawn of nice hot summer day when his friend Riley was out riding his bike he stopped and talk to Devin. Devin said, “ Hey Riley do you want to come and help I will give you five bucks.” Riley said, “ Yes I would like to help but I can't be here long got to help my papa” Then when the time came for Riley to leave Tanner gave him his five bucks and waved goodbye as the day went on Devin was close to the end of what he was doing when his mom came in and told him that it was time for supper. Devin said, “ What are we having for supper ”. Mom said, “ We are having spaghetti and meatballs ”. So Devin went to eat his supper and after that he went out on a jog. He was running when one of his neighbors ask him if he could do some yard work with them tomorrow being as nice as he is he said yes and went on with his jog and ran into Riley they sat there and had a snack. Then he went home as he walked he could smell the fresh cut grass and as he looked up he saw the beautiful sun...

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