Searching For Sanity
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Last published Wed, Dec 16, 2015
"Oh, great." I put my hands in my pant pockets while I walked over to the seat in the corner away from everyone.
"I never missed it here." I began scanning the room for some relief, come on. Atleast one of my friends has got to be in this class with me.
The bell rings.
I take my seat.
I was wrong.
my stomach begins to churn.
"oh no."
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