Get away from me
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Enjoy their company. They won't always be there
Invest in good locks, window blinds, and maybe in a privacy fence with a lock on the front gate. Don't ever give them your house key. Or leave them where they could sneak off with it and make themselves a copy. Maybe even a restraining order if they get too bad. I have seen some homes in my neighborhood that have a locking gate on their front porch so people cant knock on their doors and pester them.
Wow! How did they manage to move in next door? New apartment building with lots of rooms for rent? I was imagining you were living in an actual house, and they bought the home next door. But that sounds unlikely. I'm just impressed that they were lucky enough to find something for rent next door to you, from--another country it seems. Because it's half that distance to BC. Did you move to England? If so, I have to admit, I'm impressed with your parents!
I'd say move again and leave no forwarding address. Call once in a while from a prepaid cell.
See above, your question's already been answered. Or look it up.
thank you for using KM instead of that weird American system
You realize that it is the English system, right?
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I can tell you really wanted to get away from them because you counted the exact number of kilometres.
Run. Run fast and run hard.