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The story series Experience vs. Reality is an informative and educative prose with the aim to enlighten parents on passing on values of life to their children. Some lessons learnt in life are meant to teach an individual and properly guide such along life’s journey. However, it might not necessarily apply to another person and that’s because paths are different and quite distinct. This is displayed in the Family of Mr. Albert. His lesson in life made him take some decisions that went a long way in shaping his immediate family and his young daughter Christy. He made a mistake as a young boy out of improper guidance and carelessness so to speak. Young Albert got into trouble as a result of bad company which in turn put his fathers in a bad state of health. His father eventually died and his mother couldn’t bear the pain it cost her so she also died later. This left young Albert an orphan as a very young boy. The story is a vivid display of how the mistake of the past has the

While Christy was having a nice family reunion with her family, Adesola and Rukky were having a tough time full of criticism and blames from their parents. Their parents didn't see anything good in all efforts on their studies. They were very critical and strict though Rukky was from a broken home. This left these promising students discouraged and unhappy. Adesola particularly didn't want her parents to visit because her being in the boarding school was an escape from their wrath, perpetual criticism and display of hatred. They left her with little or no gifts and threatened to pull her out of the school if she doesn't meet their exact expectation. Relatively, Rukky's step father and mom were very harsh and uninterested in knowing her challenges but emphasised how much it cost them to put her in the big school. Their expectations was for her to do well no matter what it cost her and be an Engineer for their selfish interest. She wanted to study Nursing for a ver

Christy's Mathematics teacher Miss Shantel whose mother was a Ghanaian gave a helping hand to anyone who had difficulty in learning fast. She offered free after school tutorials to students who didn't do well in her subject and other subjects that had to do with calculations. She made it really simple for them though some lazy and unserious students didn't leverage on this free plate of pie which could have cost their parents so much if they billed for it. It was the school's visiting/Open day and parents and guardians were allowed to check on the performance of their children/wards. This was always an exciting time for students as they get to see their loved ones and receive gifts from them too. They also could talk about their school experiences, the challenges they face, new found interests, introduce new friends and get further counsel from their pare. It was a very busy day as cars of different kinds flocked into the school premises, with each chi