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He continued to smoke on his cigarette, the corners of his mouth curling upwards into a smirk.

I drew out a deep breath that I didn't know I was holding, shaking and convulsing, doing my best to keep my composure, and keep myself together.

"P – please..." I whispered uneasily. "I really need to get home."

"By the looks of your feet, it doesn't seem like you have a home," the other man commented, shooting me a look of disgust, as he stared at my bare, dirty feet.

He let out a low chuckle, and the other man rolled his eyes sarcastically.

I could feel my insides twist into knots, feeling eaten alive with shame and humiliation.

I hated how other people thought that they were better than people like me, just because they had more money, or status.

It was how good of a person you were, that truly mattered.

But materialistic people like these men would never understand that...

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