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North High School: A Short Story
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My story takes place at North High School. The story involves, me, my dad, my mom, my grandma, Norths basketball team, and my basketball team. The mood is sad, and amazing. My team against North's team is the main conflict. We are both trying to win, and we have our game faces on during the whole game. My dad was the coach of my team during this time.
Me and my friend named Tyler were the only ones who were good on that team. Tyler was gone during this game so I had to do pretty much everything. We were winning at halftime, so my dad tried to get the players in who weren't as good. North came back and was winning, so my dad put me back in. There was about 5 minutes left and we were losing by only like 2. I took
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