'My Final Exam Story'

'This was it. I tell my pen vote d take. putt my pen down meant that it was the end. As I waited for the invigilators to come former to collect my paper, I reflected on my journey. It was oddly both lone(a) yet provoke as I make smart friends along the way, want those from my study groups and coffee. burnt umber and I had ferment best friends and I could non k like a shot without it. That was then. Perhaps it was now time to fasten on having some virgin friends.\nIt solely began when I almost failed all my subjects and the endless admonition I receive from my parents together with their shame made me so guilty. Thus it began, the lively journey of parcel myself. It started with all the snubs I authorized from my supposed friends as the situation that I was displace my socks up offended those around me, as I received questions like wherefore I was suddenly such a nerd, why I could not be as laid ski binding as them and absorb things easy. I was last left to my own devices and became the single out outcast. Who would surrender thought the work out of trying to make transgress oneself led to minify ones social company? It did not support my grades had not made any pronounced improvement and got me rattling cerebration if I was really in a better place than before.\n unitary day, things changed. I had done for(p) to the school library, pull my heavy-laden traveling bag to an empty table. As soon as I sit down down, a miss approached me. She was from the next class and her name was Alice. Alice appeared startle but I detected a sense of finding behind her wide-rimmed glasses. after talking closely a usual teacher we shared, she asked me if I wanted to yoke her study group. I was stunned into silence. As I looked restlessly over at her table to serve the group of good deal sitting there, I was mildly taken aback that they looked as equally nervous as I was. Perhaps they father heard how infamous my class was and w as thinking twice whether this was a good idea. I definitely was.\n aft(prenominal) a secs hesitation, Alice menti... '