Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Author: Back To High School: Kabanata 91 - Kabanata 100

With everyone’s agreement, they signed a paper, permitting Marcelo to release the students’ grades. The students who came with their teachers stayed in the back of the room. There were not a lot of students inside as several of them used the time to hang out with their friends. In the front, Marcelo set up one of the laptops the school owned and connected it to the projector. He then inserted his USB flash drive and opened the document where he had stored the grades of the students. It was now arranged according to the highest average. Their grade from each subject was also shown. There was also a border from the top 1 to 40th students.  At

Since the school year started, Dawn could see that there are plenty of expenses that came with it every time she participates in school events.   Not only that, the cost added to their bills because of her usage of the computer and especially with the internet. Now, with the intramurals coming, she still needed to buy her own equipment. She doesn’t have her own badminton and table tennis rackets. She would have to buy that soon.   Dawn was dreading having to tell Estela this. She didn’t want to add to her worries. If this was back in her previous life, she would have been able to get a part-time job. But unfortunately, in these parts of the world, no one would hire a minor.   Also, there’s still the money that she borrowed from Keenan last time to buy her shoes for dancing.

Theresa looked at the girl across from her and wondered if Estela would reprimand her.   Even though the person in front of her was now a teenager, she still couldn’t forget Dawn’s image as a toddler.   And right now, Dawn was interrupting the adults’ conversation.   However, Estela didn’t reprimand her and looked at Dawn instead, waiting for the explanation.   Theresa sighed. “Go ahead.”   “Ma’am, the money was sent to me as payment for a work I’ve made. Seeing as they’ve only sent that amount now, I assume they’ve divided it into installments.”  

Estela was surprised to see the Governor’s son with her daughter. He even carried bags with him while Dawn only has her own backpack. “Come in.. come in..” The mother welcomed their guest into their residence. She made eye contact with her daughter as if waiting for an explanation. Keenan caught this exchange. “Umm. Ma’am.. I apologize for bringing her home late. I invited her to eat out earlier.” His eyes looked sincere enough. However, it was not that late anyway. If she were to compare it to a year ago, this was still early.

Eugenio has taught them diligently. The senior students Keenan and Blake stood out. In the junior year, it was Valerie, Dawn and Hugo. During this time, Eugenio taught them how to take the lead. “Remember this, leaders learn to make decisions and think on their feet when calling commands.” He told them. Drill instills the value of decisiveness. Leaders learn the importance of issuing clear instructions to the team. They learn that teamwork is possible only if they first motivate the group members to excel. They learn to value their place in the chain of command. They see the chain in action at formations. In turn, the group members learn to adap