Before Graduation
Before Graduation

Before Graduation

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"With every second, the big day is closer." Graduation. The day all students have been waiting for. Maybe so they can enjoy college soon, or just to finally get out of school. But it is a long-awaited day. April, Alaric, Steven, Samantha, Elise and Zachary. These young people have at least a certain amount of time to decide what they want for their lives. It's a lot of pressure indeed. However, it's not the only thing they should be worried about. Maybe, during the other years, they didn't realize important things about themselves, and maybe, they didn't do everything they really wanted. But this is the year to take a chance. It's everyone's last year, and they probably won't see each other again. So it's important to take advantage of it. Take a chance, and do what you want to do, after all, time is passing...
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