All Chapters of I'm Ready To Take It All: Chapter 11 - Chapter 19

Author's point of view... "Hey Fatty..." A girl, short but with eyes filled with disdain and disrespect, chewing gum, smacked Thea on her head. Thea was so annoyed that she wanted to break that girl's hand, right then and there. She turned around and stared at her. "What did you just call me?" That girl was a senior student, a minion to one of the bullies in the senior section. As Linda and her gang were beaten up and were out of the picture, it was their turn to boost their gang of bullies. These kind of things were common in High schools now a days. Those with some fighting skills and some notorious name in society start up a gang and bully kids, collecting money from them in the name of protection money. Thea clearly despised that kind of behaviour. But at that moment, she was standing in the hallway, right before her class room and she didn't want to mess with this annoying girl. However, as that gile looked at Thea, she felt threatened and no matter what kind of a b

Author's point of view... After finishing her meal, Thea stood up to leave when Aaron held out his phone to her. She looked up at him raising one of her eyebrows, a bit confused. “What?” she asked, puzzled, as he flashed a gentle smile. “Can we exchange numbers?” Thea hesitated for a moment, surprised by his request. After a brief pause, she took his phone and entered her number. Then, as if it had started a trend, Kevin and Mark did the same, adding her contact as well. Thea was still processing the scene. Were they friends now? How had this happened so quickly? She hadn’t anticipated forming friendships just by coming to the cafeteria, and that, too, the friends she just made were none other than the famous unreachable three. The three most handsome and rich boys. This was quite unusual, isn't it? And this is definitely going to attract attention. But later, she noticed they'd added her on social media as well, which only confused her further. Though these three ha

Author's point of view... Aaron pulled a folded paper from his pocket and waved at her. "What is that?" Thea exclaimed, puzzled. That couldn't be a love letter or something, right? There was no way a boy like him would ever like an ugly girl like her. She thought to herself before coming to any conclusion. He slowly unfolded it and showed her the last question on it. Of course...! What else can anyone expect from a bookworm like Aaron, it was a practice sheet. “I’m working on this math problem, but the final question is tough. I couldn’t finish it,” he said, pursing his lips. He did find the answer but he wanted to test if Thea could solve it. After all, she had come up with many different and complex solutions to that question earlier. He was just curious about her knowledge. Thea heaved a sigh, this was good. At least he doesn't have anything weird in his mind. She glanced at the paper and gave a quick answer, "Oh...isn't the answer to this a zero??" Aaron stared

Author's point of view... When Thea left Amelia's house, her mind was full of all sorts of thoughts. She never thought that a rude and introverted girl like him would belong to such a poor and humble family. While walking back earlier, Amelia's granny told Thea that Amelia's parents died in a road accident and they both were alone. Thea felt so bad. Though Amelia never treated Thea as a friend, she never bullied her either. Deep down, Thea wanted to help Amelia and her family. She took out her phone and checked her bank account. Though her parents weren't so rich, they both had jobs and earned a good amount of money every month. Her father sends a hundred dollars per week for her pocket money and credits her meal card every month. In other words, through a middle-class family, Thea lived a comfortable life in terms of money. She looked at her phone and saw that she had more than five hundred dollars in her account. Should she go back to the granny and give that mon

Author's point of view... Their teacher announced about the school weekend trip that evening. He wasn't that interested but he can use that as an excuse. Taking his phone again, he typed a message. Making it as casual as possible. "Hey, did you find any other friends to team up with for the weekend trip? Or will you group up with us?" "It felt casual enough," he assured himself and sent it. But as the seconds ticked by and no reply came, he started overthinking. "Is she ignoring me? Did I mess up?" Breaking his thoughts, Kevin looked up and announced, “Oh, by the way, don’t call anyone to join us for the weekend trip. I already invited someone.” Aaron froze, immediately frowning. “No way, Kevin. I already have someone in mind. Just tell whoever you asked to find another group.” Kevin and Mark turned to Aaron, startled by his serious tone. It was rare to see him invested in teaming up with anyone outside their small circle. They exchanged glances before Mark spo