I Left My A Rank Party To Help My Students Novels & Stories

" Our professors found me responsible. I was rank 1 last year. Maybe because of that. Also students voted for me. I don't know why." " You were RANK 1 !?", Phet asked in utmost surprise. Oak just hummed. " woah..! Really ?I didn't know that.” Oak chuckled seeing the younger’s surprised expression. “Hmm..okay, Do you actually like to be the leader ?", Phet then asked, ignoring his doubt about whether Oak is really Rank 1. " Yeah, I think I like it. But sometimes I get too much stressed. uhm..Do you like to be a leader ?", Oak asked, voice layered with sleep, trying to stay awake.

I apologize. There is no mistake of his on this. It's solely mine mistake so, I think I should just apologize to him. "It's fine. Didn't you say you want to do assignments? Ask any help with me. I am quite good at the studies," he says. "Really? What's your rank number?" I ask? "Number one," he says and my eyes flutters. "Don't joke around. It can't be," I say and he suddenly comes in front of my eyes and shows me the school's website in front of me which clearly shows that he is rank one of the whole school.

With unflagging diligence and a visionary spirit, he had steered the course of progress, ushering in transformative changes that had touched the lives of students and staff alike. The eulogy, delivered with an air of genuine gratitude, painted a vivid picture of Leon's contributions—an embodiment of the ideals that had elevated their school into a thriving hub of knowledge and growth. His commitment and partnership, a beacon of collaboration, had been pivotal in the evolution of their beloved institution. The tapestry of their achievements was woven with threads of passion, innovation, and resolute determination.

I remained silent. She continued, “I can do it without alerting management. It’s your right as an O. Gray staff, and those kids are smart. They could get full scholarships from the company. I’m sure Mr. Gray won’t say no.” This time, I spoke. “The boys already have scholarships.” “Oh, that’s amazing,” she beamed. “Thanks, Lovett. I appreciate your concern.” “I’d be so glad if you could change your mind about the party…” “Not yet,” I cut in.

"That's it, you won't keep me away for the day again! Miss Lisa, you are the D-rank student representative so keep that in sight too." "Um, hello, it's your disciple." "I know, but you also have your responsibility so deal with it." The girl named Lisa groaned, crossing her arms, and eventually, our eyes met. "What are you looking at? Get in line like everyone!" I wasn't up for a fight today, but two people remembered me that violence was always the best shortcut. Iris called everyone to order and we were now grouped into ranks. In my group, I found Agiel, the pink girl, Walter, and 2 unknown boys in my repertoire. Strangely, everyone seemed to keep a certain distance from me.

"Get-up, getup. If you will study then you will come to the second place or else if you sleep like this then you will fail." "Huhh excuse me. Not second rank. Wait and watch i will break your record. First rank will be mine" she chuckles Suddenly he eyes turns soft to dark. "I can leave everything for you my sunshine but i can't give up my first position for you. First Rank is not grade rather it's possession to me." Ryan yelled inside •••••Days passed••••• Random Day ••Exam Day•• Teacher's passes the papers to everybody. The exams starts.

Chapter 97: YES OR YES "I like the pink drink." I said and lent my glass to Sera, who just poured me a drink. The sound system was so loud and the party continued. I cried earlier but I also recovered and I talked to my former teachers. They said that it's a pity that they didn't see me giving a speech back then on recognition day. I didn't even let my friends know that I wouldn't be attending either. Many students of our batch really were dumbfounded back then as well as our teachers. I also talked to the director of the university and she was so sorry as well for what happened before.

I said twisting my fingers . "Don't tell me you don't know what I am talking about. Every students in this school is aware of the party and it has been the custom of the school to engage in a solid preparation against it leaving no stone unturned. as demanded by the school's authority everyone is entitled to take part in any of the party's arrangement so that is why we offer forms to students to fill out their choice of department. We have the journalist department which is in charge of cresting down all of ray's

“I’ve been offered a research residency abroad. I leave this afternoon.” A ripple of surprise ran through the room. “Dr. Kendrick will be leading the class for the next three weeks.” He pressed forward before anyone could speak. Before she could speak. “I’ll be accessible by email for emergencies only. All major assignments will proceed as scheduled.” He waited for the inevitable question — Why so suddenly? The department chair had warned him this opportunity was short notice, but no one seemed bothered. Except— He risked one glance toward the front row. Eden wasn’t outraged.

I asked them where they want the party and they want the party on weekdays so it's going to be in the campus food court. I called my school friends and told my results to them. They both are happy with my result and congratulated me. We talked more than an hour on the conference call. Next day in college I saw a mixed kind of environment. Some people are happy because all people in their group got good results. Some people are sad because someone from their group failed the exam. In our group, Neel got the highest percentage so today's lunch is going to be our party and we had made the rules that whoever from the group got the highest results and the second-highest gave the party to other me