Write abour
It was raining heavily and I was without an umbrella. There were no autos
or cabs...
English, 09.03.2021 14:00 AlwaysMarcus5577
Write abour
It was raining heavily and I was without an umbrella. There were no autos
or cabs which would take me home. I was standing near a bus stop,
barely keeping myself dry. Suddenly, an old lady came and stood by my
side.
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