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“Depression almost killed me. But surviving it taught me I’m stronger than I thought. That’s worth something.” That Tuesday, something wonderful happened. Caroline called with news that made me cry happy tears. “The Michael Collins Memorial Scholarship Fund received its first major donation,” she said. “One million dollars from an anonymous donor.” “A million? Who?” “They wouldn’t say. But the note said: ‘For the children of truth-tellers. May they never stop speaking.’” We’d started the fund with Richard’s two hundred thousand—the only clean money he’d left. Now it was real enough to change lives.

Using a loud, commanding voice, the guest grabs the microphone to declare, Not only are you fortunate to win half of the prince's heart tonight, but we, the board of trustees and representatives from the mayor's office, are proud of you, Miss Ericka Mendel, for your intelligence and your active volunteerism in school and community events, as well as the creation of literacy programs for the less fortunate and impoverished.” Furthermore, “As the lucky princess of the heart tonight, we are here to give you the rewards that you deserve: P5,000 and a Certificate of Scholarship grant award for sixty months of college, preferably at one medical mission college run by the Christian Mission Foundati

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The words felt borrowed, like they belonged to some braver version of me. Ethan’s laugh rolled through the room, warm and huge. “Sloane, that’s massive.” Ava leaned over my shoulder. “Keep scrolling.” “There’s more?” Riley demanded. I scrolled. And my throat sealed shut. **You have also been selected as a recipient of the Dalton Founders Scholarship… $28,000 per academic year, renewable for four years…** Twenty-eight thousand dollars. A year. Renewable. The newsroom went graveyard quiet.

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It was another sunny afternoon on the weekend. While enjoying a book on the balcony, I caught a notification on my phone. It was a message from the college student. He attached a photo to the message. Pictured in a crisp shirt, he stood before the campus library, beaming as he displayed his scholarship award for excellence. “I got the scholarship! I want to use the money to pay part of the funds to you! Thank you for giving me a life-changing opportunity.” I stared at the hopeful face in the photo before looking up at the clear blue sky outside the window.

“I wonder why the principal hasn’t said anything yet, but I’m pretty sure he’s heard about the fight.” I subconsciously began fiddling with the edge of the tablecloth. “According to the manual given to me—” “Fuck the manual, girl,” Belle snapped, rolling her eyes. “That’s just the school’s way of encouraging bullies to suppress scholarship students.” Josh frowned. “Wait, what? I thought we were the first scholarship students in this school?” “Nope.” Belle shook her head. “A student was granted a scholarship sometime last year, but she was bullied and treated badly.”