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Hello friends, and welcome to sleep tight stories. After Red's visit with the AID, she and her mom

talked about what happened, and Red could see her mom's frustration. Red went to her room and

had lots of questions about why they had to move anyways. She decides maybe she needs to do some

looking into things after she has a sleep. Let's see what she is up to.

The transfer student, part 4. A good night's sleep can change your perspective on anything.

Red thought of how her mother would often say this, as she woke up before her alarm,

and before her mother started calling up the stairs, telling her to come for breakfast.

I guess my mother was right, she thought, as she bounced out of bed to race to the bathroom before

blue got in there. He sprays water everywhere, and always leaves a mess wherever he goes,

and Red didn't like waiting through it all. After washing and brushing her teeth,

Red got dressed in her favorite unicorn t-shirt, leopard print pants, and zebra striped sneakers.

Good, she thought. I look ready to start this new school experience all over again.

This time, I am going to approach the day with a positive attitude.

Red had a great sleep, but it was full of dreams that changed the way she thought of attending

this new school, and the move to this new town, new country, and new planet.

She was back on Mars with her friends laying down in the outer rings, staring at the stars and

talking, as they often did. They always dreamed of leaving the planet to explore other places,

no matter how improbable that might be. Most of her friends would never get the chance to leave.

Red didn't remember the exact conversation. Isn't it terrible how the tiny details contained

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