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Michael And Allison's Last Dance: A Moment Like This By Kelly Clarkson
Michael and Allison shared the last dance together. The song was "A Moment Like This", by Kelly Clarkson."

"This is song is so old," Michael said.

"I love this song though," Allison said.

The last dance ended. It was time for everybody to unmask. This was it. Michael would finally see Allison's face.

When Allison took off her mask, Michael's face lit up like a light bulb. It also felt like that Michael could breathe for the first time.

"Damn," Michael said with a smile at his face.

"What's wrong," Allison asked. "Do I have something on my face?"

"Well, you did. But then you took it off."

Allison giggled.

"You're funny," Allison said. "Almost as funny as me."

"Almost?"

The following Monday, Michael went to school with a smile on

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