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CHAPTER 58
Helena's big graduation day had finally arrived, a milestone in her educational journey that she had eagerly anticipated. She was radiant, dressed in an elegant red gown that accentuated her natural beauty. Her hair was meticulously arranged in a sophisticated updo, and she wore golden earrings that sparkled with every movement. In front of the mirror, Helena admired herself with a mixture of pride and gratitude for achieving her academic goals.
While Helena was immersed in her reflection, a soft knock on her door made her jump slightly. It was Lucia, who was just as excited as she was for the graduation party.
“Helena, you look amazing!” exclaimed Lucia, admiring her friend with a warm smile.
Helena smiled back, grateful. “Thank you, Lucia. You look stunning too, as always.”
The two friends shared a moment of camaraderie before deciding it was time to join the guests. Helena
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