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Personal Narrative-I Can T Imagine I Aced It?
I Can’t Imagine I Aced It
“Okay everyone, settle down so we could start the test.” Mrs. Nair said, and I carefully followed her instructions, appearing like a student fully prepared for the test. Wait, of course I just look prepared on the outside but if you would dissect me like a frog and try to experiment on “The Anatomy of Jovelle Salamanca” you would find out that the exact moment I entered the classroom, my blood pressure must have been so high because my heart was pounding so quickly. I am sure that I’m having a nervous breakdown. The first and last thng that came into my mind was “I’ll do my best, but I am ready to fail.” People know me as a positive person but in times like this, like in a crisis, I am the most pessimistic person you

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