TEENS ON POINT

 "There's a new guy in school," Aminat announced as she rushed into the class with a bright smile. She was the class gossip. Our class consisted of four rows with single chairs, with four seats in each row. Aminat took her seat which was in front of mine. Fortunately, Kiiti was in my class now, and as such had found a seat in the second row beside me. "A new guy?" I questioned while looking intently at her. We were somewhat friends so far since, we were the only two girls in my class. It’s ‘cause my class is the technical class known as SS2 PECULIAR. But with Kiiti joining us that makes us three. "Yeah! You have to see this guy. I pray he's in our class, he's more handsome than Kenneth," A

JARED It was a bright Wednesday. After the morning devotion, we bathed and went to the dining room for our breakfast of bread, peanut butter, scrambled eggs, sardines, and tea.One thing great about this school is its food, it's rich and delicious. The people here are also nice and their girls are prettier than those in ROL Academy.Ever since I got here, that Kiisha girl has always greeted me with a scowl. It was crystal clear she didn't like me and I don't really understand why, maybe because I'd won against her thrice in the five competitions we'd met in.I can remember the first day we met at a science competition. SS1 first term. She had given me this weird look then and after, I greeted her, she had given me a smile so warm and fake that it was offending. I mean I don't understand why she doesn't like me, ‘cause from my sixteen years on Earth, girls have always fallen for me

JAREDAfter it had been announced that the Economics teacher had just put to bed, and the other Economics teachers were in other classes, I decided to go to the swimming pool so far it was a free period.

JARED "We don't really have to make others know, I just want to date you quietly," she said with a wide smile.

KIISHAGrudgingly, I followed mummy to our new neighbor's place, it was the house Kiiti and Kiishi had claimed Jared moved into and I didn't want to see him but my mummy wouldn't listen to me.