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Sally and Mrs.Chipley immediately sprints into Aunt Sarah’s house after the city bus drops them off. Aunt Sarah questions, “Why come in so quickly?” Mrs.Chipley tiredly exclaims, “It’s pouring out there!” All of a sudden they hear, “Beep, beep, beep, beep!” Aunt Sarah exclaims, “Go into the safe room now!” As the rain keeps crashing into the ground harder and harder every minute, with the wind crazily blowing back and forth. Then they hear a noisy train sound that keeps getting louder, “Crash!” Goes the house. Sally exclaims, “Ahh!” While pacing back and forth. Then the tremendously loud train noise stops, they walk outside of the safe room and half of the house is missing. Aunt Sarah hopes they can win some money, so they quickly

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