Lahat ng Kabanata ng I'm Ready To Take It All: Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

Author's point of view... "Hey...Is this seat empty?" Thea glanced up, startled, when a warm, clear voice broke through the noise around her. She was taken aback for a moment when that voice interrupted her chain of thoughts again. "Hey...Can I sit here?" When she looked up to see the owner of the voice, her mind literally went blank. What the heck...! she muttered to herself. A boy was standing beside her with a gentle smile on his face. He was strikingly handsome. His skin slightly tanned but flawless, and his dark brows, sharp and perfectly shaped, framed his deep-set eyes. His face was like sculpted, taking all the time needed, exuding a strong aura, yet softened by a natural charm. Even the curve of his lips seemed effortlessly inviting. Why are the humans here in this land so strikingly beautiful? Why didn't monster land have any of these masterpieces? This boy had very unique facial features that could only be compared to the police officer, Dave, that she me

Author's point of view... "Sidekick...!!" Thea heaved a sigh, looking up again. Britney looked pitiful. Is she willing to be my sidekick?? Thea wondered internally. "This trouble maker never did anything serious other than occasionally bullying Thea, it's not so bad to have more friends. Besides, Thea didn't have any elves to serve her in this life. It's never so bad to have someone" Thea thought to herself before mumbling out casually. "Fine...but I don't want a dog with a wagging tail. We can be friends though" Britney, bursting with excitement, called out, “Sure!!" This was more than what she had expected. She instantly grabbed Thea's hand so tightly but Thea wasn't used to this kind of behaviour. She smacked her hand slightly and was about to push away that bag as well but the allure of the treats was tempting. Instead, she nodded to Britney, managing an awkward smile. “Thanks for this. I will keep this as your good intentions. Class is about to start. Go ahead

Author's point of view... Right after the long bell, Thea walked out and spotted Aaron waiting by the entrance. He stood in a corner with his hands crossed, looking as handsome as he usually does. His presence was enough to gather a crowd. Girls from school, juniors or seniors, all of them circled him in no time at a distance, though no one dared to come near him. He was so annoyed. Thea walked slowly to him and he waved at her. The girls around him stared at her with disdain. Why would he wave a hand to an ugly girl like him? Is he blind? But then they saw Lily exiting the campus. "It must be Lily...!" they concluded and left in a hurry. Everyone knows that Lily is a psychopath, a troublemaker, and is so possessive about Aaron. Who would dare to mess with her?? Thea reached him looking anywhere but him. That felt so awkward. He grinned at her. She hated being the center of attention, and with this boy beside her, she was the center point, of course. "Hi," he said smili

Author's point of view... Uncle again... Dave managed to keep a straight face as he heard Thea call him “uncle” again. He was just twenty-four years old this year, and she might be sixteen or seventeen. Besides, he looked younger than his age because of his breathtaking appearance. How could she probably call him uncle...?? This girl...! he muttered to himself. Wasn't she trying to ask for his help? Why would she annoy him if she truly wanted his help? While part of him was amused by her audacity, another part found it slightly irritating. Still, he said nothing, leaning over to sign the register as her “guardian,” his handwriting firm and swift but his eyes never left that round and bubbly face. She was laughing at him for the faces he was making. The more time he spent with Thea, the more intrigued he became. She was unlike any girl he’d encountered, caring yet defiant, and mature beyond her years. "Okay then. See you next time, officer...oh... I mean, uncle..."

Author's Point of View... Every year, Morning Star High organizes a field trip for the students instead of traditional cultural activities, believing that kids are more excited about excursions. This year, they planned a hiking trip to the nearby hills, and all the junior classes were invited to participate. Since it was a hiking trip, the boys were particularly enthusiastic, while the girls had their own plans for an outing. The Blue Ridge Mountains, known for their stunning natural beauty, boast over 130 species of trees and 1,600 plant species, making them a crucial part of the local ecosystem. Just a few hours from Virginia, the Blue Ridge is a popular tourist destination where visitors can witness breathtaking sunrises in the morning and a sea of clouds at night. The mountains are dotted with hotels, gaming spots, as well as camping and hiking opportunities, attracting many young adventurers. Everyone in the class was excited—except for Thea. She would have preferred to