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“Fresco and His Niece“
A man named Fresco has an empty-headed, clueless in the street and how repulsive they all are. Fresco’s
niece nicknamed Cesca. Cesca’s the girl you love to hate: totally turned off by his niece’s manner and words, so he
stuck on her looks, thinks she’s too cool for school and tells her that if she wants to avoid seeing horrible people,
everyone else are losers. One day, Cesca comes home she’d better stop looking in the mirror. But Cesca’s an
early from some festivities to find her uncle home. She idiot, so this goes right over her head. Emilia says that
immediately begins to complain about the random people she’s still an airhead to this day and will never change.
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