Amal plans to meet Bea at the classroom on Sunday. Amal leaves home early, although the sky looks gray. On the way, Amal reviews a short list of tasks and thinks about the week. Everything seems simple, so small surprises can change a day.
At the classroom, a small problem begins: the line grows longer and longer. People look confused and start asking questions. Amal suggests waiting near a sign instead the announcements are clearer there. Bea arrives with two bottles of water, and they decide to stay patient.
They talk about plans in the morning. "We can still visit the new cafe later," Bea says. "Yes, and I want to see the bookshop too," Amal answers. Although the plan changes a little, they keep their good mood and watch the crowds.
After a few minutes, a paper ticket is printed as a backup. The line moves again, and people relax. Amal and Bea continue with a simpler plan: one stop, then coffee, then home. The delay becomes a small lesson about time and patience, and the day turns out fine.
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