English, 20.10.2020 16:01, lareynademividp0a99r

“Who'd a thunk it, Mabel,” Why does Grim say this to Gram on page 46? What is he referring to ? Please explain. *
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Who’d a thunk it, Mabel why does grim say that to gram on page 46

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