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  Little Eva lived in a faraway land ruled by very wicked men. Mcdonalds had been abolished and she was often hungry and sometimes had to go to bed without any kind of dinner.

  Eva’s parents often fought, and one night her father came home late with a bottle instead of a loaf of bread. Eva’s mother screamed at him while Eva cowered in a corner. She heard two gunshots and when she looked up her mother and father both lay dead.

  Eva was sent to an orphanage where the other children bullied her. One day a wealthy American couple heard of her plight and adopted her. They took her back to California and sent her to a very good school where she soon made lots of friends.

  Eva’s guardians took her to Mcdonalds for her birthday. When her friends went outside to play she kept staring at a picture of Ronald Mcdonald on the wall. Her guardians noticed this and asked her if she knew who it was. “I do,” she said. “He’s the man who was holding me the night my parents died.”

Description
  Little Eva lived in a faraway land ruled by very wicked men. Mcdonalds had been abolished and she was often hungry and sometimes had to go to bed without any kind of dinner.

  Eva’s parents often fought, and one night her father came home late with a bottle instead of a loaf of bread. Eva’s mother screamed at him while Eva cowered in a corner. She heard two gunshots and when she looked up her mother and father both lay dead.

  Eva was sent to an orphanage where the other children bullied her. One day a wealthy American couple heard of her plight and adopted her. They took her back to California and sent her to a very good school where she soon made lots of friends.

  Eva’s guardians took her to Mcdonalds for her birthday. When her friends went outside to play she kept staring at a picture of Ronald Mcdonald on the wall. Her guardians noticed this and asked her if she knew who it was. “I do,” she said. “He’s the man who was holding me the night my parents died.”