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interesting. Anyways, A1 CIES happened and the level of

anxiety was real. I would often have dreams that I got straight

F’s. My father played a major part, since he would keep

himself in solitary for hours and pray for my success.

One day while I was sleeping, a glimmer of morning light had

my eyes opened. The first thing I saw was my brother looking

strangely into his phone. It was the day for my A1 result and

looking at his face I knew I messed up. For a second, I thought

it was not in my luck to get 100% scholarship and right at that

moment he looked at me with a surprised face and shouted

with excitement, “You did it!!! Straight A’s!” Suddenly,

everything faded away, it was just me and my overwhelming

emotions. I rose up from my bed and started shouting and

screaming, I jumped and hugged my brother and continued

yelling, “I did it!, I did it!”. I ran to my parents’ room and started

crying. They got extremely worried for a second but then took

a breath of relief after learning. Finally, my sister who went