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On a normal sunny Friday, when Alice goes into the school gate, lots of other students greet her warmly, she has to stop a few times in order to respond. All the details show that Alice is such a popular student. However, things were so different when she came to this school at first.

Three month ago, Alice stood in front of her new high school gate, “East Vancouver High School”. Her father recently got a job here and she had to move here form New Brunswick. Today was her first day.

She had to admit this high school was as beautiful as a garden. The cobblestone streets shaded by flowering cherry trees combined with European-style housing with red-tile roofs. However, she set her lips nervously and thought, “I desire to escape from here, go back to my old high school where I have my sweet friend, Emma who always companies me.”

Obviously, Alice wasn’t fit well in “East Vancouver High School”. She kept silence in the
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I have already lost my temper in your unbelievably boring story. It’s a good time for both of us to start a new life now.” Emma answered coldly.

Alice hung up her phone, tears continuously span in her eye sockets. A sense of being betrayed rose in her mind. “I will abandon you, just like you abandon you.” Alice thought.

The second day, Alice walked in school and began to talk to her classmates bravely. Her action was like opening the door to a whole new world of communication. Her classmates were really nice and interesting people. She joyfully found that a blonde girl and herself both were big fans of American countryside music instead of people’s common taste, the pop music.

“Happy Friday day! ” the blonde girl’s voice interrupts Alice’s memory. She is coming forward Alice and gives Alice a big warm hug. A slight smile appears on Alice’s face. She looks at the school gate and thought “Here is the place for me to become

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