Page 22 - Autobiography (final version)

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“the river” is not turned, the odds are in no one’s favor”. With

that being said, the class is dismissed.

Right after winning the biggest hand in Poker, my third year

of O-Levels had started. But still there was one more major

game of Poker left. Although I secured one A* in Islamiyat but

sadly a C in Pakistan Studies which put an end to my 100%

scholarship dream however, I could still get 6 As in the

remaining subjects and get a 75% scholarship. Unfortunately,

the O-Levels’ result came with 2 A*’s, 2 A’s, 3 B’s and a C. Now

not even a penny worth of scholarship was given to me for my

A-Levels. It broke my heart although this time my mindset

was changed, instead of thinking that I am a loser, I made it

my only aim to get straight A’s in my A-Levels. The positive

aura was generated since I was confident that my core

subjects - Economics, Business and Accounting had A’s in

O-Levels so it wouldn’t be too difficult for me to obtain 3 A’s

now. During the first year of my A-Levels, giving the monthly