The rule is easy to understand.Be simple, honest & smart. — Prince Akwarandu
The rule is easy to understand.Be simple, honest & smart. — Prince Akwarandu
The rule is easy to understand.Be simple, honest & smart. — Prince Akwarandu
The rule is easy to understand.Be simple, honest & smart. — Prince Akwarandu
The rule is easy to understand.Be simple, honest & smart. — Prince Akwarandu
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The rule is easy to understand.Be simple, honest & smart.

— Prince Akwarandu
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So by keeping her word, Frieda B. made amends. And the two who'd been strangers became best of friends. — Renata Bowers, Frieda B. Meets the Man in the Moon
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