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CHAPTER 14

T
hat night, it was 6:40 p.m., and I was busy learning my math

— not just for the test tomorrow, but also to get my math IQ
level up. I knew I was so bad at math, so after studying for 15

minutes, I also went on my computer and joined the math Zoom class.
I actually learned a lot from the class.

Then the time hit 7:30, and I decided to do a little comedy practice.

I know my parents said no to it, but if they wanted me to please them
on Wednesday, I’d have to practice.

When it was 8, I knew I had to sleep, so I quickly put my pajamas
on and went to bed. As soon as I hopped on it, I closed my eyes and

went to sleep like a drowsy child.

The next day was the day I was writing my test — my math test. I
woke up, prayed for hope and success, and got ready for school. When

I went downstairs, only Aaron was there.
“Where are Mom and Dad?” I asked, sitting down.

“They went out early this morning. Never told me where,” Aaron
said in an odd mood.

“What’s with the face?” I asked, grabbing the leftover pancake on

the table.
“Nothing.” He looked at me. “But I did hear you were auditioning

in a comedy club?”