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Buying Alcohol Before the Party
We went to the Lidl near the high school to buy a bottle of alcohol for a Saturday night party. A stranger paid for it, and then we went back to the school to go home. We knew that the boarding school party was that night, but the bottle of alcohol wasn't for that evening at all. We bought it Thursday night because we thought the party we were having with Matthias was Friday night and we wouldn't have time to go buy it because we had a train to catch. We weren't drunk, we didn't drink anything, and we didn't endanger anyone's life at the school. Our intention was to keep the bottle and not take it out to the boarding school party because we hadn't even planned to go. Since my mother passed away, my behavior has been making me do stupid, unintelligent things; I'm in a kind of depression.
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