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When she is/was eighteen, Shannon's father dies in a car crash. He did not have a will prepared, so all of his money and property goes to his wife. Sabrina refuses to help Shannon financially, despite Shannon winning a prestigious yet non-paying internship to the Martha Graham Dance Company in New York. Unable to come up with the money herself, Shannon moves to France for a short time to work as an au pair.[2] Shannon later forms a plan to con her stepbrother, Boone Carlyle, into giving her some of the inheritance she rightly deserved/deserves.
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Can't it be ,
when she was eighteen ?
she rightly deserves?
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Can't it be ,
when she was eighteen ?
she rightly deserves?
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It's common when describing the plot of a book to use the present tense. dies, goes, refuses, moves, forms... etc.
- It's common when describing the plot of a book to use the present tense.
- dies, goes, refuses, moves, forms...
- etc.
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It's common when describing the plot of a book to use the present tense.
dies, goes, refuses, moves, forms... etc.
dies, goes, refuses, moves, forms... etc.
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