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my teacher told me she’d take care of him. he’d face the proper consequences for taking it and lying about not having it. I’m so glad I found it. I don’t know what I would’ve done without that watch. it means so much to me. from now on I’m keeping it at home. I’m not even bringing it out the house anymore. I might not even wear it. that’s how protective I am now that this event has happened to me. and I’m not mad at the kid. I understand because i would be mad if I was me too.
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9. We go back to school and fortunately my teacher was still there. my dad asked her if he can take another search through the classroom to find my watch because it was very valuable to our family. she agreed to let us go through every cubby. we finally found it and guess where it was. just like I suspected, in the cubby of the kid with the superman action figures. this lame really took it bruh. I guess he was jealous because I was getting all the attention that day. oh well I’m just glad we got it back.
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