The Lady in Red
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I started crying again, maybe because I was scared to admit that when I finally got what I’d always wanted, it turned out to be a dream.
Catherine walked over and sat down beside me. I was crying now, so loud that my head ached badly. She bent me over, placed my head on her shoulders, and rubbed my back slowly.
‘Everything's going to be fine pumpkin. One day, you’ll get all those things you’ve dreamt of, certainly, but for now, we have a test in forty-five minutes and we can’t afford to miss it over some absurd dream of yours.’ She let out a very loud contagious laugh and I couldn’t help but join her. We both stood up slowly and hugged each other.
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