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I don't know if Dulces' mom was born in Bridgeton, NJ. However, if so, it could change the story significantly. It could mean that Dulces has family ties to that area, which could lead to a whole new set of adventures or relationships in the story. For instance, if the story involves a journey, Dulces might be drawn to Bridgeton to learn more about her mom's roots, and this could introduce new characters, conflicts, or resolutions.

I don't think so. The fact that Dulces' mom was born there didn't cause major shifts in the story. Maybe some minor details could have been affected, but not the core of the story.

If Dulces' mom was born in Bridgeton, NJ, it could shift the story arc towards exploring her family heritage. This might involve Dulces going on a quest to discover more about her mom's past in Bridgeton, which could introduce new settings and characters related to that place.

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The name of this fantasy novel was 'Library of Heaven's Path'.

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