THE LONELY SCHOOL GIRL
THE LONELY SCHOOL GIRL
Once upon a time, there was a new girl who previously came from a poor constructed and small school and was transferred to in a new, big and well constructed school. For the first 3 months of the school year, this girl was being bullied by the way she spoke English and by her skin color. These classmates of her were insulting her in all ways and in all languages especially in Spanish since they though she never understood any other language other than English. She was always timid and calm during school period in almost all her classes and lunch breaks but was very intelligent in all her classes too. One day, she was in her Spanish class, there was a question that was asked which was the translation of “a cup and a glass” in spanish where some of them were look confused, some kind of knew it and other were like what type of stupid question is this?. At this stage, no other student knew but her. Because some spanish students in their homes do not most of the time use the correct vocabulary word in Spanish.So then,she got up and went and wrote the correct answer which was “una taza y un vaso”. This action fascinated the thoughts of her spanish teacher and her fellow classmates which made them to realized their mistake towards her. The next day, her classmates met her by the main entrance and all decided to apologized for their evil words and actions they made her pass though. She knew the forgiveness will automatically happened so she forgave them. Later that day( during lunch break), her classmates call her and asked how she learned Spanish and why she did not wanted to let them know of her talent. She told them to always remind silent wherever you are in order to silently and mysteriously see the thoughts and behaviors of people before his or her friend. Finally after that advice, she and her classmates became friends and they helped each other till they all graduated.
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