In society, people are judged by their studies, but their abilities are not recognized. If you get good results, everyone is happy with you. But if your results are bad, you become a burden in the eyes of that society. But Why? Does society only look at studies?

Society is like a wheel—where one person leans, the whole society leans in that direction. This is the story of a boy. Because he gets bad results, neither his family nor society accepts him. Everyone judges him only by his exam results.

For this reason, he leaves home and goes to an unknown city—where people are not judged by their studies, but by their abilities, behavior, and conduct. Everyone can achieve abilities, but how many can truly master behavior and conduct?

I am the original author of this story. This is my own work

On the third floor, there were only clothing stores. I started walking from one shop to another.


I could make out some of the fashion, but most of it went completely over my head. I had never seen styles like these before. I couldn't tell if they were for boys or girls it was very confusing.


As I went up to the next floor, my eyes fell on countless food stalls and restaurants. Each one smelled of different kinds of food. The closer I got, the stronger the aroma became.


But seeing the prices, my hand froze. This wasn't just food it was as if they were selling gold!


Thinking about the cost, I decided to buy just a coffee. Even that cost 50 taka.


After finishing the coffee and throwing the cup in the trash, my eyes landed on a poster hanging on the wall.


Special Offer-Bus tickets from Chittagong to Cox's Bazar are half price for today.


For a few moments, I felt like the biggest fool. Chittagong has the country's largest beach, yet here I was wandering in a shopping mall instead of going to see it. Now I had to go, or I wouldn't feel at peace. Ever since I was a child, I had dreamed of visiting Cox's Bazar.


I checked- the offer was only valid for today.


The offer was for today, but the bus would leave at 1:20 PM. What time was it now?


I pulled out my phone and saw it was 12:50 PM.


What! Not much time left until 1 PM. The bus would leave in just a few minutes. What should I do? I didn't even know the place properly.


Should I ask someone? But there was no one around.


I looked closely at the poster to see if it had the address.


Yes, the address was there: "Walk straight from the shopping mall, then turn right to reach the bus station, a 10-minute walk."


I hurriedly left the shopping mall and started running. Only 15 minutes left.


When I reached the bus station, I saw the bus would leave in just a few minutes.


I quickly bought a ticket and boarded the bus at the last possible moment. It was the very last seat if I had been a little later, I wouldn't have gotten a seat at all.Luck was on my side.


Chapter 5 - Going to Cox's Bazar is a must