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What's Your Call?
Holly’s parents gave her a phone for making emergency calls only. One day, the class bully tells Holly to let her use the phone—or else. Holly knows doing that would make her parents angry. But she’s afraid of what will happen if she doesn’t let the bully use the phone.
What should Holly do?