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ADULTHOOD KNOCKING AT THE DOOR
Author: Oluyemz
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[ After six months ]

It was the end of the term. Emily had done well to settle nicely while Kyle had been her protector making sure she attended classes and also made new friends.

Zack was also preparing to take over his father's company while having to leave the country.

The four of them sat together in the cafeteria one afternoon over some snacks.

"I can't believe we are finally going to be through with our education." Zack said, munching.

Kelly smiled, "Neither do I. It all began just like
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