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I took my Final Driving Theory Test today. Before today, I thought I was going to fail. And with all the pressure of my mom and my aunt who passed the first time they took the test, I was really worried that I'd fail and I'll break the "chain".

So anyway, I had to rush to the Centre by cab. I was so scared I'd be late and I won't be able to take the test. I'd rather fail than not take the test. Wait, do I? Well, whatever it is, I got there in time. The test was a computerized one with a touch screen. So you do everything on the computer and your results will show straight after you've finished the test. On the computer itself. Just right there on the screen. And the seating arrangement is not in single rows like how you take normal exams. There are people sitting right beside you, on both sides. Like you can really take a peek at their computers if you just turn your head, or even, just move your eyeballs laterally.

So anyway, I finished answering all the questions and after re-checking it several times, I counted like 3 possible mistakes. But if I was really really trying to bring myself down, I have about 5 possible mistakes. And you can't have more than 5 mistakes to pass. So after checking my answers again and again, and again, not once changing any of the answers, I stayed there even though I was ready to submit and get my damn result. I didn't though. I just pretended to check my answers, again. The reason was because I didn't want the persons sitting next to me to see my result!! HAHA. I mean what if I fail. That's quite humiliating. Well, I don't like failure. I hate failing.

Even after a quarter of the people in the room were left after finishing their test, I was still there, with the two persons STILL sitting beside me. I was like, come ON, LEAVE already. But I was determined to sit there until the very last second of the 50-minute test. There was no way I'm letting people see should I fail. The result will be on the screen for a few seconds so it's easy for people to see. Finally the person on my left stood up and left. She left straight after she saw her results so it was still on her screen when she walked out. I took a peek. HAHA.

Then I had to wait for the other person on my right to leave. It felt like forever. Suddenly, I noticed some shuffling beside me like the person's collecting his stuff to leave. HAHA. However, from the corner of my eyes, I saw something and deduced something from it that's probably right. He didn't leave straight away, he was like trying to touch the screen on different areas, probably thinking he could change the screen so that people won't see his result. Let me ask you. Would anyone try to hide a good result? Won't they want people to know he passed if he did? So for him, I didn't have to peek. HAHA.

I waited for a few seconds and submitted mine. PASSED. A smile blossomed on my lips. HAHA.

And I hate it, HATE IT, when people accuse me of something I didn't do. I really hate it.
In my own world,
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