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Rini Khristi: A Short Story
Rini Khristi

I woke awoke that bright sunny day to the sound of birds chirping and the sun shining upon my face. It was a peaceful morning, and I relaxed in bed for a couple of minutes and looked forward to my day. I wondered what I would do throughout the day, and like a typical teen during summer break I decided to go out to the mall, grab ice cream, and dip in the pool later that night. Unfortunately my mother informed me that I had to go job hunting.
I winced at the sound of my mother telling me to go find work. “Mom I’m not going to find a job” was my initial reply. However my mother forced me into making a resume and go job hunting later with her. I was depressed, all my plans that I made for the day seemed even more desirable now,

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