Flynn and the Ant

Once there was a class that had the same class president for the past few years. He was popular and rich. A lonely kid named Flynn wanted to run for president, but he was not popular. He wrote such amazing essays and paragraphs, all full of details, but there was always an obstacle in his way. Flynn had no courage to speak up, and students were not interested in him.

One day, he was wandering in the schoolyard when he spotted a group of ants; they were having an argument. It was easy to tell their characteristics. One was powerful and popular, while the other was lonely but confident. Several minutes had passed; Flynn could tell that the argument was almost over, and everyone sided with the lonely ant. The lonely ant won. This scene captivated him; he always thought that the popular ant would have won the argument. Flynn later realized that the ants showed him an example of his life, and he connected with the lonely ant. Since then, Flynn tried to become the class president and present his wonderful, fascinating speeches.

One day, when he was giving his speech, it captured the attention of the principal. After that, he talked with the principal; Flynn was not nervous but happy, over the moon really. Why? Well, he did not become class president, but he became the school president. School life kept improving, and everyone was very delighted with the choices the students made.