This is My Story. #JustWriteIt

Hi, I am Amelia. This is My Story.

Year 10,

I have never met a person who I thought I would miss. But somehow Jacob Anderson has managed to be the one and only. We rarely talk.

Due to doing nothing but study all my life, I have surpassed everyone in each class and I am expected for a level nine A. My teacher's assign me year eleven to twelve GCSE homework and I have a different class from everyone else. Which makes their judgement of me differ from someone who is just outright intelligent. It doesn't help that I need a separate tutor for each class. If you're not getting my story, imagine this:

You have an IQ of forty-nine and are doing the GCSE exams earlier than everyone else. That's not bad for you necessarily. Then, rumors about you are spread by your best friend that you paid the school so you can have separate classes and do your GCSEs earlier. Now you are in my current situation at school.

The GCSEs are in three months and all of my teachers approve of me taking them now. However, the headmistress says that I should do it when everyone else does it so I don't feel out-of-place. If she knew what I have been through in my life, she would know that feeling out-of-place is like the norm for me. I even tried to tell her but that only landed me in a school detention for 'answering back with nonsense' when I was telling the damn truth.

Honestly now, how many of you are sick of your teacher telling you to 'be quiet' or 'stop talking lies' when you are telling the truth. The teachers don't know what has happened in your own personal life - and it is none of their damn business either. Sometimes I wish the floor would swallow me up and then only let me out when they are done talking.

After GCSEs,

Could everyone shut up about their grade? Please? I don't mind them talking about if it is once but if they say it more than fifty million times, then it gets annoying. Needless to say though, I got the highest score and passed with flying colours. (As all of my teachers expected.) All I've got to do now is finish school and then freedom here I come. (Sixth Form and onwards.)