The Girls Who Pranked - Story

The Girls Who Pranked

- Ramsha Khurram

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A while back , two sisters decided to prank their parents. They thought one of them would pretend that the other burned her hand while cooking. So, as they were cooking in the kitchen, one of the sister went running to their parents panicked that her sister had burned her hand while cooking. They came running worried about her but nothing had happened. They went back. After a day or two they did the same thing, they again came running but yet again nothing had happened to her. This pattern continued a few more times. The parents had enough they decided not to hear them anymore. After a few days both the sisters were cooking dinner and one of them had oil spilled on her, she got a little burned. When her sister went running to inform their parents, they didn’t take it seriously. Whereas, she was severely burned.

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