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Pretty much everyone in East End works for the Day Family, and Maggie is no exception. She checks in every once in a while, and they have her run errands, pass notes, or other low-level stuff. They're not too bad, as far as organized crime families go. Not that Maggie has much experience with non-criming families. Her introduction to the Days netted her with her BFF, Beckie Day, the big Day's daughter. Beckie is a bit of a spitfire and has no respect for, well, pretty much anyone except her father. Beckie loves to drag Maggie into all kinds of trouble. Usually, the two (mostly Maggie) can talk their way out of it, but other times they just have to book it. The latter kind inevitably results in the two of them cackling the whole way back. | Pretty much everyone in East End works for the Day Family, and Maggie is no exception. She checks in every once in a while, and they have her run errands, pass notes, or other low-level stuff. They're not too bad, as far as organized crime families go. Not that Maggie has much experience with non-criming families. Her introduction to the Days netted her with her BFF, Beckie Day, the big Day's daughter. Beckie is a bit of a spitfire and has no respect for, well, pretty much anyone except her father. Beckie loves to drag Maggie into all kinds of trouble. Usually, the two (mostly Maggie) can talk their way out of it, but other times they just have to book it. The latter kind inevitably results in the two of them cackling the whole way back. | ||
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