English Exam Done! Now, Hoping for the Best

 So, my English exam is finally over! It wasn’t too tough or too lengthy, which was a relief. I tried my best, but honestly, MCQs can be tricky—one wrong answer, and your score takes a hit. That’s why getting them right is so important. But now, it’s all in the hands of the checker. Fingers crossed! 🤞


After the exam, I went for a small walk with my friends—except that our 5-minute walk somehow turned into an hour-long trip because we took the longest route possible. 😆 But since it was the last day of school for many of them, it was worth it. Not for me, though—I still have one more exam left. 😩


Now that I’m back home, it’s time to switch from books to art—grabbing my drawing sheet to create something new! ✨ Stay tuned for my next update.


Signing off for now—bubye!

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