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Anderson High School: A Short Story
As soon as I walked through the front doors of Anderson High School, I knew my feelings and thoughts would fly around all over the place. It was almost like my stomach was turned completely inside out and all I could do was stare as people of all kind wandered to their first class. I did not know where to begin looking; I had just been here five days ago but my mind went blank as soon as I stepped foot inside. Eventually the school bell made a noise almost similar to something you might hear in a prison, alarmingly I about jumped out of my seat. Luckily I was not the only person who was caught off guard by this disturbing buzz. In came a man whose name I still can not pronounce to this day; he greeted us and my mouth almost dropped to
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