Mahal Ko O Mahal Ako Debate Novels & Stories

Adrian immediately became concerned. “What happened?” Nova looked delighted. “We had a debate exercise.” Reasonable. “I accidentally won.” Less reasonable. “Accidentally?” “I may have become competitive.” Mrs. Holt laughed. “You inherited that.” “From whom?” Every adult in the room suddenly became fascinated by other things. Interesting. Very interesting. Ava smiled. “What was the debate topic?” Nova sat straighter. “Whether artificial intelligence will improve education.” “And?” “It depends on implementation strategy and access inequality.” The room became quiet.

He sat down quickly, cheeks burning. J.J hissed under his breath. “Idiot.” Then came the third topic: "Should government prioritize education over infrastructure?" All eyes turned to me. I froze for a split second. Then stood, gripping the edges of the table. My legs still trembled, but my voice didn’t. “Good afternoon, honorable judges, fellow debaters, and audience members. My name is Carolyn Okoli, and I stand for the motion...”

“You think it’s already that bad.” “I think it could become that bad very quickly,” I answered. He didn’t argue. He left without another word. When the door closed, I sank back into my chair and rubbed at my shoulder, irritation flaring as pain lanced briefly through the joint. The debate. Rowan’s maneuvering. Isla’s distance. Fault lines. I pulled up the debate briefing again, scanning the list of participants, the proposed questions, the moderators selected for their supposed neutrality. A stage like that didn’t just test policy.

"Hmmm sort of. Look! what if isipin nilang fling lang kita? " " So what kung ganun ang iisipin nila? Does it matter? It's okay sa akin, I dont care anyway. Respect is earned naman. If they don't respect me, dahil they thought na fling mo lang ako, so be it!" Taas kilay nitong paliwanag. 'Ganun naman talaga diba, iiwan mo din lang ako, kasi nga you just wanna teach me a lesson,' dagdag ng kanyang isipan.

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“Malayo pa ako sa hangganan. Kaya hindi ko pa iniisip ‘yun.” “Tampuhan lang ito. Hindi naman big deal ang pag-aaway namin.” "Pero anong balak mo? Mahal mo pero nasasaktan ka. Sure ka ba na mahal ka din niya?" "Anong klaseng tanong ba yan Anna? Syempre mahal ako nun." ngumiti siya pero bakas pa din ang pait ng kanyang itinatago. "Wala lang, naisip ko lang itanong." bawi ko naman.

He asks, receiving enthusiastic responses from everyone but those mentioned. “Alright settle down, settle down. To get back on track I will now give you today’s debate topic,” Everyone sits upright in anticipation, this might not be one of my favourite classes but it sure is stipulating. I won’t deny that. “I would like your opinions on the rule that states, Defects… are now a part of Elemental society.” Every eye suddenly swivels in my direction and I slump down in my seat self-consciously. Could today get any worse?

The two leaders are both great so whoever wins I am sure they can do their roles properly. "Hey, Isha! There are no blood relatives here. We do not do it here! I'll vote for whoever my heart beats for." Coleen said while laughing. Isha stared at Coleen because of what was said. "It's up to you! Kuya won't lose just because of your one vote." I'm busy with my phone when I hear the announcement. "Good morning students, we'll start the most awaiting debate in a few minutes." "How about you Dea, you think kuya will do good later?" I look at Isha with her question.

Aniya na unti-unti ng gumagaralgal ang tinig. "Mahal?" Pagak akong natawa sa kanyang tinuran. "Alam mo ba ang totoong kahulugan ng salitang, mahal?" Sandali itong natahimik at saka marahang yumuko. "Umuwi ka na. Dahil wala ng magbabago pa sa desisyon ko."Dagdag ko pa, dahilan upang tuluyan na itong mapahagulhol. "Kung sa unang pagkakataon pa lang ay nagawa mo na akong lokohin, paano pa kaya sa pangalawa? Malamang gano'n pa rin naman ang iyong gagawin." Mariing saad ko at walang pasabi na siya'y akin ng tinalikuran.

He spread his paper on the apron and said: "His Excellency Mr. President, dear professor and members of the World Press Rights Organization, these days that animated the unique conference will go down in the scientific history of our nation. These young and brilliant students have given us gave hope and a good reason to believe in the next generation of scientists. We, members of the jury, had followed the debate with media attention. And sometimes we were in the embarrassment of the coast since almost all the students stupefied us. And it's a great honor for me to be part of the jury.When it comes to choosing the winner of the great debate, we have two winners, one from level 1 and the othe