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by Anne Frank
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April 14, 1944 - May 16, 1944 Summary

The adults in the Secret Annexe are going through a period of great dissatisfaction with their living arrangement. However, Anne writes that she thinks that things are only as bad as one cares to make them. She, on the other hand, is enjoying her time with Peter and the times they spend with their arms wrapped around each other. The next day, the Annexe is once again in an uproar. Peter forgot to unbolt the front door, which is locked from the inside at night. The workers could not get in and Kraler had to enter through a back window. Kraler was angry and Peter was very upset.

On April 16th, Anne writes that she received her first kiss the day before. Peter kissed her on her cheek, which.....

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