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CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
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the wednesday before Thanksgiving and the kitchen is littered with plastic bags containing a plethora of ingredients, one of them being a massive turkey."Oh, you're up!" My mother smiles in surprise as she walks into the kitchen, holding a stack of aluminum trays.
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