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EPISODE · Sep 13, 2022 · 6 MIN

Episode 23: The Quotes of Chris Martin

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Chris Martin was a seven-year-old boy who lived with his mother Jenna Martin, a widow, in Infianal, Celcioya. At the age of four, his father died in a car crash with his aunt Karen and his cousin Carrie. The child carried interest in music and he was a big fan of the renowned Pop singer, David Dawson, whose father Shawn Dawson was the owner of a Record label – J-World. Chris had a fancy desire to meet him. He had two friends: Debbie Robson (who loves reading books) and Charlie Cooper (who loves rap songs) who were also his neighbours and classmates. One evening when Debbie invited him to her parent’s tenth anniversary party, he met his uncle, Koban Martin (his father’s younger brother) who was an upset and hot-tempered man after two years. Koban used to hate Chris’ mother and used to consider his father a ‘murderer’. Chris’ life took a turn when one day he got to learn that J-World is organising a music competition and the winner will get a chance to meet the renowned Popstar. He decided to participate and with the help of his mother and friends, he shared his music video. It was Chris’ fate to meet his idol, but there were a couple of evil minds who had different plans.

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