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Jonny,” she smiled.

    I thanked her and, when I got home, I took out the rest of my savings and counted them up.
    Yippee! I’d finally done it! I’d saved enough money for my new bike.
    I went into town at the weekend to buy it. It’s bright blue and goes like the wind. I know because I rode it all the way home.

    â€œWill you give up your paper round now you’ve got your new bike?” asked Dad, when he’d finished admiring it. “After all, that’s what you wanted the money for.”
    â€œI’ve thought about that, “I said. “I don’t really like getting up early, but I’ve made some good friends on my round. So I think I’ll carry on for a while. Anyway, I’m really curious about the new person who’s moved into number 14. Yesterday, I noticed she had a bright-pink broomstick parked outside her front door…”

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