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Seventeen-year-old Elle Glenwood brushed her shaggy, blonde bangs away from her eyes. Her hair was so blonde that it was nearly white. Elle fought back the tears forming in her bright blue eyes. Staring in the store mirror, she couldn't even feel satisfied with her beauty. The guilt was eating away at her. She felt hurt, embarrassed, and disgusted with herself as she stared at the small wad of cash in her left hand. As happy as she was that she finally had money again, she was ashamed of where and how she received the money. She didn't know exactly how much money she had total. A bit over three-hundred dollars? Something like that. But she

Dear acquaintance, It has been five minutes since I arrived home. I'm well aware of the fact that we've already conversed once today, but I figured you wouldn't mind. In the end, the remainder of my money totaled down to sixty one dollars and twenty cents, which is a lot more than expected. It turns out there were some items on sale. Also, in case you're wondering about my hair, I put dye in it as soon as I got home. I have to let it sit first before I can wash it. My parents reach home in two hours, which gives me plenty of time to do the whole thing prior to them getting here. Anyhow, I suppose I should confess something to you. While I