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... of the games, the sack race for the eighth-grade students, began.

Parents took pictures as they joined the crowd gathering near the starting line. The teachers responsible for the game shouted instructions through megaphones.

"Class 8-D! GOOO!"

"Kenny! Hurry up!"

"Careful! Don’t trip!"

Cheers, applause, and groans filled the air, coming from the participants and the audience.

However, Lariette slowly faded into the background. She went through the ...

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