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Zamar's Choice 2

Zamar and Jenna reaffirmed their long childhood dream and ignored the insults from their other friends (Blessa, Jugonna and Melisa). Blessa, Jugonna and Melisa felt on top of the world when Leenar accepted them. They announced the arrival of the spicy girls which happened to be the four of them.


As their college entrance approached, Zamar and Jenna tightened up their studying schedule while Leenar introduced Blessa, Jugonna, and Melisa to men from the city via the social network accessed from gadgets in Leenar’s room. These girls being new to the use of these gadgets and social networking were carried away by its excitement and lost focus entirely on their dreams. They felt on top the world that everyone around was little to be seen.

Melisa’s mother saw the arrogance on the face of her daughter and knew it came from her association with Leenar. She also noticed Melisa’s adamant attitude towards her studies. So she called Melisa and warned her on the dangers of the path she is treading on. Melisa responded to her mother’s warning by disassociating herself from from Leenar. Melisa went further to advice Blessa and Jugonna but they could not listen to her.

Melisa went and apologized to Zamar and Jeena. Leenar termed Melisa a loser when she saw her with Zamar and Jeena. As Melisa was restored back to her studies and dream, Leenar helped to expose Blessa and Jugonna the more to the dangers of social network and distracted them more from their studies.

When the result of the entrance exam was released, Leenar, Blessa and Jugonna failed woefully and therefore appeared not to be accepted. Jenna and Melisa were accepted, Zamar passed so well that she was awarded a full scholarship in the same college. Zamar, Jenna and Melisa were happy that their friendship would continue even in college. Blessa and Jugonna’ parents were disappointed by their failure. When Blessa and Jugonna went to see Leenar, her grandmother told them that her father sent his driver to take her home to prepare for college. There were surprised by her departure and acceptance into college, they also wondered why she did not mention it to them. Their effort to contact her proved abortive and they were left with nothing but regrets. Their regrets increased by the sight of Melisa, Jenna and Zamar departure to college.


By J_amaze
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