Unfair Science Fair Novels & Stories

I would never show you the Jane you betrayed before. Desiree ruined our friendship. She was the one who send the videos to my admirer way back the days when we're in our first year highschool. She's the reason why I've been bullied on my past school. She's the reason why I had my trust issues and she's the reason why people looked at me as if I'm one of the worst student because of the scandal posted online. It's all her fault.

But this unexpected turn of events changed everything. So, I uploaded my results from the previous years into the Children’s Fairness System. The real show was about to begin.

Another guy, Samuel, chuckled bitterly, "My parents only think about me studying well, getting a good job, making money, and living a stable life. But these people have already paved the way for their children from an early age. It's unfair." "In fact, there's no such thing as absolute fairness in this world," Heloise played with her phone, not bothering to look up, and said lightly, "But challenging unfairness can be quite exhilarating." At her words, everyone couldn't help but laugh. Indeed, challenging unfairness was quite interesting. Agatha, however, didn't laugh. She frowned and looked at Heloise. "Sis Heloise, with the methods those conglomerates have, it's possible for them to manipu

the reporter questioned. “That is simple. The school suddenly gets the chance to feature their so-called project work in a reputed photo exhibition and the winner is none other than the girlfriend of the one who held the exhibition. Everything is crystal clear. I am telling you, it is not fair for the hard workers like us who have paved their own road and wade the path of hardship to success. She is insulting our work. I mean how could she? The one who is just in baby step gets to feature there?”

"What the f*ck?" Lisa wandered down the corridors, passing the barbies, the jocks, the nerds, and the shadows, feeling like a science experiment as people seemed to stop and sniff as she went passed them. Another high school first day, it was safe to say she made an impression as she turned her famous glare on any that would meet her eye, but to her surprise, most would bow their head and show submission, except one girl.

The science fair was coming up in one week and I had been too busy to finish my project. All day, I worked on it and made some improvements. The school parking lot was already crowded when Quinn's brother dropped us off. Students moved everywhere, dragging luggage and noisy boxes around while teachers struggled to organize everyone. The nerds stood together excitedly, discussing marine biology facts and the research center schedule. Meanwhile, the popular kids somehow managed to make a science trip look like a music festival. Expensive sunglasses and exaggerated makeup. "How are they making lab coats look attractive?" Quinn muttered beside me.

Being fair and treating everyone equally has always mattered most to Chase Russell. That's why he has a specialized chip implanted in my uterus. Whenever his childhood sweetheart, Joanna Reynolds, suffers from morning sickness or any other discomfort during her pregnancy, every bit of her pain is transferred to me. "Didn't you always dream of experiencing what it's like to be a mother? I'm making that dream come true for you." The day Joanna goes into labor, the pain hits me so hard that I pass out in the hospital corridor. But Chase is in the delivery room, gently comforting her. "How are you feeling? It doesn't hurt at all, does it?" Later, he tells me he wants to hold a wedding

I didn’t come to Westbridge High to make enemies. I came to survive. New school. New city. Just me and my best friend, Joe, trying not to get crushed by a place ruled by rich athletes and their unspoken rules. That plan lasted exactly one day. Because Joe got targeted. And I made the mistake of stepping in. Now, I’m caught between the two most dangerous boys at Westbridge: Jay Vale the untouchable hockey captain who looks at everyone like they don’t matter. Liam Knox the former best friend who used to stand beside him... until a bitter confession broke them apart. Jay says he wants to help me. He offers to tutor me, to protect me. But the way he watches me doesn't feel

Damn, she did see me today, indeed. "Hi, Aidan!" Some of them greeted me back and I smiled at them, but my girl is just sitting on the couch and averted her gaze somewhere on the table. "We're making a group project for the Science Fair, and please, do your best not to disturb us, AZ. You can't watch TV today. Or you should just go somewhere so we can't disturb you." Nadia explained and my left eyebrow raised at that. "Oh, okay. But now that you've mentioned me not to disturb you... I... will... Can I help instead?" I asked her while I wore my bright smile. A good girl smile.

Just as we pull into the parking lot, Martina speaks up from the back. "Well, if we're keeping score, rogues are definitely on the losing side." "What do you mean?" Emily asks. I already know, so I turn my head before I burst out laughing. "In penis size. They were all tiny. However, our warrior here is quite impressive. Is anyone else into show and tell so we can see if my theory is right, or will you let Scott win this round?" She asks. Petra, Kiana, Emily, and I laugh loudly while the men ignore her. Yeah, we needed this right now. Although not to brag, Scott doesn't have anything on my prince.