Asal's Journey to Harvard university

Asal had just moved to Vancouver and was excited about her new school. But her biggest dream was to attend Harvard one day. Soon, Asal realized the Canadian school system was quite different from what she was used to. She struggled to keep up with her classmates. - I feel like I'm always behind, Asal sighed to her mother.

At school, Asal had to face her first obstacle: understanding the new subjects. She found math particularly hard. Her classmates seemed to understand everything faster. - I just can't figure this out, Asal told her friend Mia. - Don't worry, we'll help you, Mia replied.

Despite Mia's help, Asal felt lost during group projects. She didn't know how to express her ideas. Her classmates often spoke too quickly for her to follow. - Maybe I'm not cut out for this, Asal thought to herself. She wished she could just blend in.

The next obstacle came when Asal tried to join the school's debate team. She was nervous about speaking in public. During her first practice, she froze and couldn't say a word. - What if they think I'm not good enough? Asal worried.

Asal felt even more discouraged when her father had to work late again. He missed her school events and she missed his support. - I just wanted you to be there, Asal said to her mother. - He wishes he could be, her mother replied softly.

Feeling overwhelmed, Asal decided to give up on her Harvard dream. - I can't do it, she told Mia. - Maybe it's just too hard. Mia looked at her with understanding. - But you can't stop dreaming, Mia encouraged.

One day, Asal's teacher, Mr. Thompson, asked her to stay after class. - I see potential in you, Asal, he said. - You just need to find your own way to learn. He gave her a book about famous people who had faced challenges. Asal felt inspired by their stories.

With renewed determination, Asal decided to tackle her challenges one step at a time. She created a study schedule and asked her classmates for help. - Can you explain this part to me? Asal asked Mia during lunch. - Of course! Deli replied with a smile.

Asal practiced her debate skills in front of a mirror every evening. Gradually, her confidence grew. - You did amazing today! Mia cheered after Asal's first successful debate. Asal felt a spark of hope reignite.

Finally, Asal found a balance between school and family. She shared her progress with her parents over dinner. - We're so proud of you, her father said. - You've come so far, her mother added.

Asal realized that by being patient and kind to herself, she could overcome any obstacle. Her dream of Harvard didn't seem so far away anymore. She learned to embrace her new life in Vancouver. - I can do this, Asal said to herself confidently.

Asal's hard work and perseverance paid off. She excelled in her classes and even won a debate competition. Her teachers and friends were proud of her achievements. - You did it, Asal! Mia exclaimed.

Asal knew she still had a long way to go, but she was ready for the journey. She had learned to be tolerant and kind, not just to others, but also to herself. Her dream was now within reach. - I'm going to Harvard, she declared confidently.

With her head held high and her heart full of hope, Asal looked forward to her future. She knew that with tolerance, anything was possible. And so, her journey to Harvard continued, one step at a time.