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Nancy Zhang New WomanI skipped vibrantly, enjoying the rays that kissed my skin, letting the thin layer of dust drist upon my feet. I ran to the old garden ouside my grandma's house looking for snails.
Instead I found the bright face of a woman; with smiling, genuine expressions above me. I did not recalling seeing her face before - New faces were uncommon in this small corner of the world.
The same face always greeted me whenever I ran to grandmother's old garden. And she would feed me sweets and walk me home. So I accepted this woman.
One morning, I lay on the other half of the world. Waking to the sunlight penetrating my eyelids, I saw the face of the woman, the face of my mother.
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[TABLE OF CONTENTS, LHS CLASS OF 2013 EDITION]
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