Playing The Part
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  • Reads 40
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  • Parts 1
  • Time <5 mins
Ongoing, First published Nov 05, 2015
Mistakes. They cost people so much. Money, friends, family, husbands, wives...yet the mistake I made was so small. That's the thing. You don't realize how many mistakes can corrupt until the deed is done. I was in my last year of high school, preparing for a great year ahead of me and then suddenly...It happened. I don't ever remember being prepared for this, I just remember it randomly happening. So, here's the thing. I cheated on my end of year exams. Now I know, that doesn't sound so bad. But guess what? I got found out. They informed the rest of the examiner board and everyone was forced to sit-out on all of their exams. So basically, everyone at my school was going to have to currently re-sit their exams just because of me. Now when people say mistakes cost everything, they really mean that.
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