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I click the submit button and the research paper goes through. All with 15 minutes to spare. Now I gotta wait until the morning to see if my grade went up. I get to school the next day and Ms. Nick is ecstatic. As if she is ready to explode with happiness.
"Bobby I have great news. You passed my class."
Just the news I wanted to hear this beautiful morning. Grade went up to a C-. More than I was expecting. Hope that old lady's good. Never want her to find us. But she came in clutch. We out this joint.
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