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Chapter 97

TEMPERANCE is one of the virtues that humans have to practice. 

From sipping back your drool once you've laid eyes on some lustrous, delectable, and sweet fountain of chocolate with marshmallows, strawberries, and wafers beneath a golden dish-like statue, to controlling the beast within you as someone you abhor appears in front of your eyes.

However, that was the most absolute virtue I sometimes do not practice. 

When I was in middle school, I did something horrendous to one of my classmates, which I'm not confident about because it was butchering my head.

She was our class president. And as the not-so-last but part of the last ranking students, I was not meant to befriend someone in the top list.

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