King Khalid is PROUD The social revolution that in

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King Khalid is PROUD The social revolution that inKing Khalid has a favorite pastime that keeps him up past his bedtime. After King Khalid's father reinforces the rules and makes him go to bed on time, King finds a creative way around the rules that ultimately makes everyone proud.