Scholarship fighter

 Two years ago, before graduating from high school, my friends and I decided to try one of our scholarships to go to college. On a fairly sunny morning, we went to one of the hotels where the scholarship exam was held. Back in the room, there were so many people inside.

 After the test ended, we left the exam room, and it turned out that a variety of dishes had been served, with appetizers and desserts. We picked up a few menus, as we were hungry enough after answering difficult exam questions. While waiting for the scholarship announcement, we decided to go to lunch, wanting a change of scenery and wanting to travel, we decided to go a short distance out of town by train. After our terminal went straight to the counter, but the ticket had run out, so we had to leave by another vehicle, a bus. But the same thing almost happened, we went where the bus was going to the town where it was, and right where it had already moved away and we had to run after it until finally the driver stopped after seeing us running in pursuit. We rode in the bus with furrowed memories because it was hot out there in the day.

  When we reached our destination town, we exited the bus and decided to enter the only mall in the city. We took some photos of us together as a memento, because we probably won't live in the same town after high school. After a tour of the mall we were so tired and looking for a place to eat, and we wanted to have lunch in an open room and lots of trees, and we found it. We ordered some menus and drinks, while waiting, we talked and laughed at each other, and finally the waiter came and our food arrived.

   After lunch we would take a short break and cool out the air, some playing on the telephone, others spilling the tea, and some telling stories. While chilling out, my friend got an email alert, and he said it was an email from the campus organizer of a scholarship. We immediately checked each other's phone, but only a few got emails. We were so curious and asked our friend to tell us how the exam went. A friend of mine was happy when he read the E-mail, and sure enough, he got a 100% scholarship to go to college. We were so happy for it, over time, we all got emails, but not all of us got 100% scholarships, some of us got 70 and 80%. We were not sad but we were proud of the results we had received because of our hard work, we encouraged each other to keep trying and get results as we hoped.

    It was late in the afternoon, we decided to find a bus to return to our town, but before that we took some photos. As soon as we got to the stop, we began to split up and go back to our homes and say good-bye to each other.