“That’s why we made all schools private. You can ban as many AP programs and books as you like. Your child is going to this school because of the fact that it provides a roadmap for her future,” Principal Veranda Bice said.
Persilla Firth looked at her daughter. “What if we just allow her to revert to a public school system?”
Veranda smiled softly. “There are no more government schools. This school is free because it is backed by a company on the Wilmington Stock Exchange (WiSE). You don’t have to worry about paying a cent.”
“Phew! That’s a relief.”
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Breath issued from Angelica’s mouth. The weight of the baby put her into her chair. Her curves managed to say she had not been with child the whole time. There seemed to be a fantastic ideal swimming somewhere in her mind about the hazards of caring for two. She grabbed a magazine and fanned herself, knowing that she expended more energy in that effort sitting still and letting the air conditioning do the job. No, she told herself, without struggle there is no triumph. She switched on the television set. The picture looked as people had been replaced by blue aliens and she just watched her soap opera, void of extraterrestrials for this time.
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