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Dear Marie {ii!
Helpl lthought living away,from my family home would be fun, but I can't stay in,this house ',já
much longer. There are so many rules - itb driving me mad" ti
We mustnrt leave the light§ on in our rooms when we're not there -:BVén loi five minutes! - and :n
we'ré not allowed to mt in our rooms either- Wé can'l use the kitchen aftert0 at night * and
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after we'.ve'eaten, ure can't leave the washing-up until we feel like doing it. No, it must be done #.;
after every meal. And we mustnt {orget to throw the rubbish away every day. ,'irii:":

As for music - well, we can't play any between 10 at night and I in the morning. And when we
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§o out to ooJlege, we have to make sure the front door is carefully locked.
Next week:l'm going to look for somewhere else to live!
lorre, Sally
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