I came from a pretty decent family. Dad was the stay home parent, while Mom worked as an accountant at the local bank. I had a sister, MIA who was just a year older than me and I loved playing with her!  "All clear Madam President, you can now make your vows." "Thank you, Miss MIA. I pledge to be the best president this school has ever had! Thank you for voting me." My childhood dream was to become the school's president in highschool, and Mia always supported me, but all of that changed when Mia had to repeat first grade because she wasn't school smart and mom wasn't too happy about that.  One time in forth grade after showing my grades to mom, mom and dad showered me with praises, but when mom saw Mia's Report Card, her smile vanished.  "I'm sure you're proud of me." "You're happy you had C's? That's pathetic, Mia." "But I worked so hard Mom. I even cheated on some of my tests so I could score better." "You're a disgrace, Mia. Why can't you be like your little sister, Zoe? I give both of you the same amount of food, so why aren't you smart?" Mom wouldn't stop talking and it made Mia cry. I tried to console Mia but she just pushed my hands off her body and ran off.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.