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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
Scottish (General)Transcript
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my sister sat silently through this exchange. Lily had been placed next to Tom, possibly in an attempt to get him to behave better, although the risk of him starting a conversation related to intestinal parasites was still quite high. Trina watched Lily. She was more suspicious than my parents, who had just accepted everything. I told them she had hold me upstairs while Dad was sharing Lily in the garden and asked all the questions that had flown wildly around my head like a trapped pigeon in a closed room. How did I know she was who she said she was. What did she want? And then finally, why on earth would her own mother want her to come and live with you? So how long is she staying? She said at the table, while Dad was telling Lily about working with green oak, we haven't discussed it. She pulled the kind of face at me that told me simultaneously that I was in Egypt and also that this was no surprise to her whatsoever. She's been with me Two nights train, and she's only young. My point exactly. What do you know about looking after Children? She's hardly a child. She's worse than a child. Teenagers are basically toddlers with hormones old enough to do stuff without having any common sense. She could get into all sorts of trouble. I can't believe you're actually doing this. I handed her the gravy boat.