If living well is the best revenge, then Bell may just be having the best life ever.

Afier________bullying at school, rather than internalizing the pain or trying to get________, the spirited 7-year-old decided to________his energy into something positive instead.

"After I was bullied and I felt a________inside me, I knew I didn't want other kids to feel the same way I felt," Bell explained, "So, I asked my mom to help me________love and positivity."

Before the bullying________, Bell was already doing his part to give back to his________during the COVID-19 pandemic.

________funded by his own savings, Bell stated out by________care packages for his elderly neighbors. Over time, the popular project________. With contributions________in, he and his mom launched a food storeroom.

In the face of negativity at school, Bell's ________remain positive only became stronger. Hoping to________his message of sympathy beyond his own community, Bell set out to find a place where resideats would________most from his message of hope. So they decided to help the people living on the resevstion.

With a steady stream of in person________, as well as contributions from his GoFundMe and Amazon Wish List pages, Bell and his mom have managed to store up enough________supplies to fill two trucks.

The first shipment that went out in July was________with food, cleaning supplies, shoes and clothing. With the cold weather________, the second shipment in September also included coats and blankets.

In addition to his humanitarian aid work, Bell has also________his own nonprofit, Cool & Dope. The organization`s________is to fight against bullying and spread positivity through acts of kindness.

Paul O’Sullivan was around his Baltimore apartment one evening, feeling bored. Having nothing better to do, he logged on the social network to find out how many others ________ his name. Moments later, many Paul O’Sullivans popped out. On a whim (一时兴起), he decided to ________ friend requests to them all.

Many of his fellow Paul O’Sullivans ignored him but a few felt too ________ to resist his invitation. He ________ that four of them were all musicians. Wouldn’t it be funny if he asked the other musical Pauls to ________ a band? So they did.

Starting a band across multiple time zones proved to be ________. Shaky Wi-Fi and other technical difficulties meant they often failed to work ________ at the same time and speed. To ________ this, Baltimore Paul and Rotterdam Paul write and record a basic track, then ________ it to Manchester Paul. ________he records a bass track, he e-mails it back to Baltimore Paul.

Later Pennsylvania Paul adds the drumbeat. Round and round the ________ goes until they released their first original song, “Namesake”, which is about ________ relationships, just like theirs.

________ , months later, Baltimore Paul had to stop due to health issues. The other Pauls didn’t ________ their friendship. They made sure Baltimore Paul never felt ________. It was about four years before Baltimore Paul was ________ enough to start making music again. They created a music video for “Namesake” in 2020, which pulled in more than 20,000 ________ in its first two weeks online. Now, a new source of ________ for the Pauls is to spend time with each other in person.

“What are the odds,” says Baltimore Paul, that a random ________ would lead not only to new music but to lasting ________ as well? “Some things are just meant to be”.