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English, 08.12.2020 17:30, sanfratello1081

Please actually help, if you can! Think carefully about the type of mystery you would like to write about in a story. Write a short fictional story that tells about a character who must solve a mystery of some kind. In your story, describe the mystery, and tell what the character does to solve it.
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