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Although Justin hesitated, he still agreed to make me repair his book. I promised the kid that I would return his mended book the next day and I also walked him home.
I couldn't believe someone was bullying that sweet kid. And I felt guilty for everything that I had done. And I didn't know, but maybe I was doing those things to that kid because I wanted to do the right thing. That I regret my deeds before. Rain didn't deserve to be treated like that and neither was Justin.
I went inside the house and found Rain and Jack throwing peas at each other, laughing. I never saw Rain laughed in that manner and it made me smile when Jack threw a white powder to my face making me cough and heard them laughing.
I wiped the flour on my face and glared at Jack who pursed his lips and stopped
