This a short story.
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
Indian (General)Transcript
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one day storage was passing by a pet shop in this village. As he passed the shop, he saw a display, bro, but said, That's for sale. Hey, got interested. He went inside the shop. And ask the shopkeeper, Sir, I want to buy one off your per piece. Sure, said the shopkeeper and call his daughter rather, to show the puppies they had. The puppies were really small and soft. Sara's took each one off them fondly. Rather left the puppies on the ground toe. Let them show themselves. After the buyer, the puppies made their way to the fence, looking like little balls off for a surge was admiring the puppies. He noticed that the smallest pop was not walking properly. It was lumping behind the other pubs, trying its best to catch up. I want that one. I think it would be the best companion for me fit So Rush. Finding to the pub, the shopkeepers smiled and said, Son, I'm sure. But I don't want a puppy. It will never able to run and play with you like thes air. The Pops work hearing this, So let's step back from the fence, raced down and begin rolling up one leg off his trousers. In doing so, he revealed a steel breathes, running down both sides off his leg, attaching itself to a specially made shoe. Looking back at the shop keeper, he said. See, Uncle, I don't run to rebel myself and it will need someone who understand it. Moral Off the story The biggest disease today is not leprosy or tuberculosis is, but rather feeling off being unwanted.