Governmentschool Stories

They walk beside us every day. Unseen, Unheard but always near. To Davin, going to school is just for formality. He doesn't sees it as an important thing. He smokes, drinks and sees females as nothing but sex mates, Along with a deep hatred for his mother. He only want to be fearless, untouchable, independent and make money. Something caught her attention. She saw traits she hasn't seen before. Despite his tactics and strategies to scare her away, she refuses to leave and want to know the guy behind P.G.S baddest boy. It obviously impossible for her to change him, can she? Doesn't she have her own issues to deal with? What if Mr fearless isn't as strong as he portrayed? Alongside other teenagers in their school and neighborhood striving through TEEN AGE. Let's go into this adventurous journey filled with. Secrets, hatred, repentance, love, betrayal most especially sacrifice and getting close to God. As they travel thorough this big city called TEENAGEHOOD Trust me when I say been a teenager is one of the biggest challenges in this part of the world we come from. Rated 16+

Life shifts, boarding school ends, and sometimes you don't get a say. When Shikha Joshi transfers back to her hometown for her final years of school, she expects to blend into the background, finish senior year, and move on. She doesn't return for drama. She definitely doesn't return to reignite an old playground war. Then, on her third day, she steals a reserved parking spot. Yogesh Singh-Rana House sports captain, unofficial command boy, and a professional sore loser who built half his personality around defeating the only girl who ever outdid him. He did not expect Shikha to walk back into his life with a short bob, zero remorse, and the exact same infuriating talent for making him lose his mind. Shikha never considered him competition. Yogesh never learned how to stop competing. Now forced into the same classes, the same inter-house rivalries, and a shared history neither will admit to, senior year becomes a battleground. Their friends are losing patience, Rana House has trophies to win, and both of them insist they can't stand being in the same room-let alone being associated. They were never friends. And as far as both of them are concerned, senior year is only big enough for one winner.