Novel & Cerita The Life Changer Jamb Novel Summary

Mirror Mirror There is a ten years leap in the story. Also, flashbacks on what happened in their individual lives. Please read on and I hope you enjoy the story and also kindly drop reviews for me. *************** Narrators pov **************** "How was school today," Elena asked. Ava angrily dumped her school bag and lunch box on the floor as usual, even though her mother had scolded and asked her to learn to keep her things tidy. Her grandmother instead encouraged and cheered Ava to do as she wished according to her the servants were paid to pick up and tidy the mess.

Sarah nodded and said, “I will think about what you’ve said and call you with my decision.” Angel smiled and excused herself she needed to get to her class. She knew that when she talked to people especially people closer to her own age their immediate reaction to her was “how could she possibly know anything about my life?” But most didn’t know or take into, account that just two months ago she was in worse shape than they were. Two months ago, she couldn’t have afforded college, she didn’t come from a safe, middle class family, and she wasn’t some angsty teenager trying to get back at the world. She’d been one of those kids who were on the streets trying to hustle and make a living any way

Grandma came out of her room when she heard her voice. " Are you tired? " grandma asked. " Yes, a little bit." " Okay, change yourself and have your meal." Lily said. Parth went upstairs in his room, put his bag on the chair and rolled over his bed.He was still thinking about his arguments with them. " Oh gosh! What to do now? I have to face them everyday." he murmured. " Parth, come fast. The food is getting cold." Lily said from the downstairs. He immediately changed his dress, got fresh and came downstairs. He finished his food and again went back in his room. He took his phone and put a chair in the balcony. He sat on the chair, put headphone and played songs in his phone.

It would make it that much easier for her to control me. Now, I understood that I couldn't rely on anyone else if I wanted to change my fate. I could only depend on myself. I wanted to tell Lila that the Lawson family was nothing but a cage. Still, I could only hope that she wouldn't regret the path she'd chosen. Meanwhile, I needed to return to the original path I'd chosen for myself. I wanted to change my future through education. I would sit for the SATs and change my life! As Lila had done in her past life, I saved a regular middle-aged man named George Stone from the rubble. He was gravely injured and immediately taken to the hospital. A few days later, I bought some fruit and visited h

Once we got home, Jeremy thoughtfully helped me put my bag on a hook, change into slippers, and brought me to the dining hall to show me that he had cooked a feast for me. “I called my mom to ask about what’s good. These foods are very nourishing for people who’ve just had a miscarriage. Have a taste.” I pushed away the cutlery he gave me and snorted before mocking him, “You’re thinking about taking care of me now that the baby died? You should have done this before.” “I got stuck on an insignificant problem. Joy was right. What’s important is us properly spending the rest of our lives together.” I sneered. Joy really was the one pitching him ideas.

I closed my eyes, trembling as tears escaped and fell into the food. "Happy birthday, Eleanor Shaw," I whispered to myself. "Keep moving forward—onward forever. Even if no one loves you, there's still light at the end of the tunnel. As Jeffrey said, you have enjoyed over 20 wonderful years of wealth and privilege. You've had it good." Just like that, I repeated words of comfort to myself as I wiped away my tears. I moved all my belongings that I had sorted out over the past two weeks in the living room.

The King and Queen smiled and began talking to their sons as Jenna listened. After everyone was done chatting, the three of them excused themselves and headed back to the lake. Jenna smiled as she picked up a stone and skipped it across, and both men joined her, “ So if you could choose a life, Jenna, what would it be?” asked Clay. Jenna sighed, “ You know, my whole life just changed. In this timeline, I’m not even sure what I’d want, and if we change this timeline, I reckon everything in mine would be completely different. So honestly, I’m not sure.”

The lemonade was getting warmer so Amber got up picking up the glass jar along as she returned it back to the fridge. "He doesn't care about me mom,he cares about his baby and once he or she gets here I become irrelevant,that's all there is to this mom,I am a surrogate by mistake nothing more" Amber said turning around as she walked out of the kitchen,she heard the scraping of the chair and knew her mom had gotten up, Amber walked to their living room. There were a Total number of two chairs and two cushions,the cushions faced each other as each of the other chairs sat beside them,a single glass round table sat in the middle of the chairs ,there was scattered magazines on it and a television

I've never done this before, and also I don't have anyone to accompany me. I walked towards the bar counter and ordered myself a liquor. I drank it while watching everyone having fun inside the club. I can spot a few people making out in the dim light corners. Some are dancing their hearts out, and some are just here enjoying the drinks… like me I stared at my drink, and imagined what my life would be if I hadn't met Damian. I probably wouldn't get hurt or be miserable like I am now. I guess this is the price of loving someone a lot. Got betrayed, used, and cheated on.

As I heard him mention the scholarship incident, my mind drifted back to two years ago. I was four years older than Felix. The year he took his college entrance exam was my senior year in college. Knowing I couldn't rely on my parents, I had studied relentlessly since I was a child, determined to build a life for myself and escape this home. In college, I graduated at the top of my class four years in a row, landing me a postgraduate program with a world-renowned college. Meanwhile, Felix, who never took his studies seriously, failed the college entrance exam and returned home saying he wanted to study abroad.