A 15 year old girl named Rosie was starting her first day of college she has no friends in her class or anywhere in the college. She looked around but their was no one to talk everyone seemed busy with their own friends.
Rosie stayed quiet. The class began. but,she didn't even know where to start with her notes.
In the evening, she went home feeling the same. Days passed like this, and soon a week was over.....
Then one day, she finally met some people Ava, Lilly, Iris, and Ivy.
Ivy didn't like Lilly. She thought Lilly was too childish and immature. Because of that, Ivy started keeping her distance from her. Whenever the group talked or laughed together, Ivy would quietly step away, avoiding Lilly as much as possible.
Lilly slowly began to notice this, but she didn't understand why Ivy was acting that way.
As days passed, things started to change. Ava, who used to talk to Rosie, slowly began to avoid her. Instead, she started spending more time with Lilly and Ivy.
Rosie slowly stopped trying. She stayed quiet, focusing only on her work. Even when others were laughing and talking, she kept to herself.
Deep inside, she felt very sad. She wished she had someone by her side someone who understood her. But no one was there.
As time passed, Lilly and Iris started coming to college irregularly. Because of that, Ava and Ivy began spending more time together and slowly grew closer.
They would sit together, talk, and laugh, forming their own bond. Rosie watched all of this from a distance. She felt completely left out, like she didn't belong anywhere anymore.
Rosie had accepted them as her true friends, holding them close to her heart. She trusted them deeply, never imagining that one day she would feel so alone.
Months passed. Rosie, Ivy, and Ava eventually met three new people—Aria, Ruby, and Mia.
At first, everything seemed normal. The group slowly started growing again, and it felt like things might finally change.
Even with new faces around and laughter filling the air, Rosie still felt alone like she didn't truly belong anywhere.
Soon, Rosie became completely quiet. She no longer tried to talk or be part of anything. She just sat alone, lost in her thoughts.
The pain she had been holding inside for so long finally became too much.
And in that moment, she broke down.
Finally, the public exams arrived. Rosie decided to stay at home and focus completely on her studies. She spent her days reading, writing, and trying to rebuild herself, slowly moving away from everything that had hurt her.
There were six subjects in total. When the results were announced, Rosie had failed in one subject. Aria had also failed in the same subject, and Ivy had failed in two.
Rosie looked at her marks quietly. Even though she had worked hard, the result still hurt.
Even while struggling herself, Rosie helped Aria. She motivated her to study, explained things patiently, and never let her give up.
In a way, Rosie became the reason Aria didn't fail again.
After all the struggles, Rosie scored 67 out of 75, and Aria scored 64 out of 75. It was a proud moment for both of them their hard work, patience, and determination had finally paid off.
In Class 12, three new people entered Rosie's life Joy, Luna, and Bella.
This time, Rosie didn't rush. She smiled, talked, and slowly got to know them. She was still the same person kind and trusting but now, she was also learning.
She didn't know what the future held. But for the first time in a long while, she felt a quiet sense of hope.
Maybe… things would be different this time.
Even after all the pain and lessons, Rosie didn't change her nature. She still trusted people easily, still believed in friendships, and still hoped that things would turn out better this time.
"Let's see what happens next…
Will things finally go well in Rosie's life?"