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first story. Much love, guys. Now Now today's first story comes from a throwaway

level exam and says, my 36 female daughter's 18 female friend, 18 female, stole a $4,900 watch from my husband, 56 male,

and we don't know how to tell her parents. Our daughter, 18 female, has been friends with this girl, 18 female, for about 8 or 9 months

and in the last few months she has started inviting her to our house more often because they're

classmates and sometimes they have projects to do together.

Well last week she came to our house and my husband, 56 male, was helping them with a project,

since they are studying the same thing he studied.

And at one point my youngest daughter came home with her friends, so my eldest daughter

and her friend went to my husband's office.

And according to him, he'd taken off his watch and left it on the

desk, and our daughter saw it, so he was right. But when her friend left, the watch was gone,

and after searching for it throughout the house, I-36 female decided to check the security cameras,

and she took it when she was left alone in the office for less than five seconds.

To my surprise, my daughter wasn't surprised because, according to her, this is the third time

that valuable things have disappeared from our house.

The first two times, she stole a pair of gold earrings and a gold necklace from my daughter.

And she thought she lost them because honestly she loses her things all the time.

But my daughter is sure that a necklace and earrings were in her jewelry box and that her friend took

them. And now my husband and I don't know if we should tell our parents since she has stolen a significant

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