The Assignment
Mrs. Johnson, the school's toughest teacher, stood at the front of the classroom, surveying the room with a stern gaze. "Your new project will be a group effort," she announced, her voice firm but hinting at a challenge.
The students exchanged nervous glances. Group projects were notorious for drama and stress.
"You'll be working in teams of five," Mrs. Johnson continued. "Your task is to create a campaign promoting social responsibility and positivity in our community."
As she explained the details, five students felt a sense of dread wash over them:
- Jake, the star athlete, worried about balancing practice and project deadlines.
- Emily, the overachiever, fretted about meeting her high standards.
- Carlos, the class clown, feared being stuck with "boring" group members.
- Sofia, the introvert, dreaded working with strangers.
- Tyler, the rebel, resented being forced into a "feel-good" project.
As Mrs. Johnson assigned the groups, the five students found themselves thrust together, unsure of what lay ahead.
"We're stuck with each other now," Carlos quipped, breaking the ice.
The group exchanged awkward smiles, unsure if they were ready for the challenges to come.
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