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Patricky

17 November, 00:49

How does Liza respond when Higgins offers her expensive things, or when she thinks Higgins might be offering her expensive things? She gets a twinkle in her eye. She gets nervously excited. She becomes very motivated to learn. She gets offended and defensive.

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