Recollections
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Ongoing, First published Apr 07, 2016
It wasn't entirely necessary to start writing this. It may also be considered a sheer waste of time considering the fast paced world but somehow it was necessary for me to get it off my mind.

Grade 6 

There was something different that I felt, something new.

Grade 7

I realised what was different. I had a crush on a childhood friend. He was in my grade only.
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