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Chapter 101 Graduation Party
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1981

In the high school arena, in the evening, the prom took place.

Couples formed by students, teachers, and some parents danced to the sound of "Just Like You", by Carly Simon.

Among them, Josias and Melissa are dancing.

Simeon and Dora were also dancing, recalling the time when they had their ball.

William is furious at the dating of Josias and his older sister. He is sitting by the candy table, eating in anger. Countless girls ask him to dance, but he re

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