“You have an hour for each of the papers, that’s two hours so make it count. Your time starts now.”
Mr. Right put his hands behind his back and began to pace. He was unnerving me. I couldn’t think straight, and sweat had begun to pop up on my forehead.
My thoughts were not settled. I was into settled.
I braved a glance at the other students who seemed to be doing just fine, heads bent and working on their Math equation.
Today was probably the day I had been waiting for since I became serious with my studies. It was the day when the representatives from colleges would finally choose the students they wanted to grant scholarships to in their schools. The principal had called five of us to his office yesterday. He had looked at us sternly and said the representatives only wanted just t
