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I became so depressed that I had to leave school. My mom and dad were so worried that they flew from far away Itania to Amestia to see me. However, their plane crashed, and they did not make it. When I heard the news, I was so upset that I fell into a deeper depression, and I felt utterly broken inside. Then there was Alice, all shiny and pretty, looking at me like she was better than everyone. "I remember when I first saw you," she said. "You looked like a princess, and Mark was like your knight in shining armor.

"Amina, you don't have to apologize to me. You did what any good friend would do, and I am more than grateful to Allah for blessing me with you in my life. Thank you because who knows, maybe without your warnings, things could not have happened this amazing for me." "You don't have to thank me, and I will always have your back whenever you need me." "I am more than grateful for that," I say, pulling her into a hug. "Do you mind me borrowing Adina for a minute"? Mr. Federico says over my shoulders. "Of course not; she is all yours," Amina says, releasing me from our embrace. "How are you, father-in-law," I say, smiling while turning to face him. "I am doing fine, my dear, and how are you doin

America answers. “Don’t you think she is being too unfair to you?” Claudine questions. “I mean she has been with Callie all her life, I think it’s about time to let you be with your sister. Don’t you think?” America smiles sweetly, “If only I wasn’t blind I would have taken action.” “Oh Merry.” Claudine cooed as she hugged her while rubbing America’s spine.

he asked softly as I relaxed in his loving hold. "The shrimp pasta, extra sauce on mine," she mumbled sounding tired "Do you want us to end call so you can get some sleep?" Jason asked "No just end it when I fall asleep," she told us closing her eyes completely making me smile at soft she had become unknowingly. "I bought a game for us to play tomorrow," Starr announced half asleep. "What kind of game?" I asked "A couple's quiz," "A couple's quiz?" Jason asked and she hummed in response. "Where did you buy a couple's quiz?"

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America walked in immediately with peppered wings “You don’t know how to knock,” I asked “I’m sorry ma, my hands were full,” America said “Drop the wings and go get me a cold glass of orange juice,” I said “Yes ma”, America replied, hurrying out of the room. I picked up the wings and began to eat it, savouring the taste. I leapt for joy within me. I ate the wings and enjoyed the pepper. I was not someone who liked pepper, but here I was, enjoying it

I stare at the text for a long time, watching the words blur and sharpen on the screen. Americus still sleeps, one arm thrown over her face, her sequined sleep mask catching the gray morning light filtering through the window. Riley left early for the library, her departure marked only by the ghost of her presence - a coffee mug in the sink, her bed hastily made. The room sits quiet around me. Waiting. I type back: *okay.* Then I place my phone face down and spend the next four hours attempting to read my American Literature notes, retaining approximately none of it. The words swim across the page like figures on ice - familiar shapes that refuse to coalesce into meaning.

"When she realized it, it must have been hard to believe. That's why she wanted to find evidence herself. She's very disappointed in you." Gamal slumped into the chair. If he weren't tied up, he would have wanted to go see her immediately. "Time's up." Amelia placed her hand in front of her. "Take a good look at the real America." On the screen, Fifth Avenue in Manhattan appeared solemn and dignified. Every face in the viewing area was filled with genuine smiles, heartfelt happiness, and pride in their country's strength.