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Sunwich. (short story)

About 3 pages (746 words)

Jack & Jill, September 1st, 1998

"Your father and I are going out," said Mrs. Grimola to her ten-year-old daughter Liza. "Do you think you could watch your little brother and give him his lunch?" Liza tried not to smile too widely as she replied, "Oh, yes, I can do that, Mom! No problem!" Liza had read two books from the library on baby-sitting and was eager to put herself to the test. "All right, then," her mother replied. "Your father and I will see you in a couple of hours." Then they left. Liza was all alone in the house with her five-year-old brother, Andrew. She was now responsible for him. It was a big challenge. ...

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