I won a raffle at work, but I believe the draw was not fair.
The organiser is a friend of the manager. Many people suspect something. I am not sure whether to accept the prize.
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The organiser is a friend of the manager. Many people suspect something. I am not sure whether to accept the prize.
Be the first to rate Rate it →He seems worried and asks directly. I told him I do not know, which was a lie. I feel terrible.
Be the first to rate Rate it →She put her savings into it. If I say what I think, she may be hurt, and if I lie, she may lose more money.
Be the first to rate Rate it →He had a small accident last month. He says driving is his independence. My mother is afraid but will not speak up.
Be the first to rate Rate it →It was around five hundred rupees. The shop is small and the owner seems to work hard. I thought about going back but it is far, and I am busy.
Be the first to rate Rate it →He told me in confidence. My boss is asking whether anyone knows anything about it.
Be the first to rate Rate it →It is not the first time. If someone asks where they are, I would have to lie. I want to be kind but not dishonest.
Be the first to rate Rate it →My uncle spoke to someone. I scored well, but I know others scored higher. I feel guilty and unsure whether I deserve my seat.
Be the first to rate Rate it →The damage looked serious. I noted the number but I am unsure if reporting will cause me trouble.
Be the first to rate Rate it →I am proud, but I worry that she may be taken advantage of. I want her to be kind but not naive.
Be the first to rate Rate it →He is usually honest and said he was desperate. I am not sure if I should report it.
Be the first to rate Rate it →It was a small amount, but he looked busy. I was tempted to say nothing. In the end I walked back and returned it. He thanked me and gave me a free packet of biscuits.
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