Prologue

It's not fair, it's not fair, it's not fair. You're probably wondering what has happened now? Why is she screaming out loud like a madwoman that it is not appropriate? It is simple because it is the truth, life is not fair. But it is incredibly unfair to me right now. We have all watched the movies, read the Wattpad books, watched the music videos about high school. You know the story which goes like this, 'hi, my name is (insert primary generic name like Amy here), I moved from (one town or state like that far away from where this story is set in, cue the eye roll) because my parents/parent just had to get a new job and uproot the whole family over here (now, isn't that sad?) I hate what they did (obviously you do, or we wouldn't have an intro

Last Updated : 2020-07-28

Chapter 1

Like I had stated in the beginning, it is not fair, life itself is not balanced. When reading those books about the new girl who steals the bad boy's heart, I had always rooted for her. There was just something about a new character who we had bonded with from the beginning, I mean the story is from her point of view that just made you want to support her through all the things she was going through. Especially when you account for the girl who was plotting and scheming ways to stop her from getting with the dude. Who wouldn't support her? I did, I watched high school musical for Heaven's sake and through it all I supported Gabriella because Sharpay looked like a tyrant. I felt that Gabriella was better for troy. It was great supporting the new female, the protagonist, when it is in a story or movie. Still, in real life, when th

Last Updated : 2020-07-28

Chapter 2

The very next day, I met Kehinde again. Our school wasn't that big, we had less than a thousand students, maybe not up to five hundred so I wasn't surprised to see him that day. I did spend time thinking to myself that why haven't I ever met him, but all that mattered was seeing him. I had felt Olu was fine, I still think he is fine, but Kenny as I fondly called him in my head made the uniform look great on him. He didn't have the muscles that Zac Efron had while playing HSM, but he was tall, fit, and he had a killer smile. I had thought he would ignore me, but when our eyes met *cue butterflies’ moment* he smiled and walked to me. 'Hey, Vicky. Can I call you Vicky? Hope your parents weren't too angry with what happened to your clothes? My mother gave Taiwo abaraa (a hefty slap in Nigeria usually on the back) and sent him

Last Updated : 2020-07-29

All Chapters of It's not fair: Chapter 1 - Chapter 3

Prologue

Chapter 1

Chapter 2