15 - Nothing Is Permanent

By Anusua Chatterjee

Kiara is a spoiled girl right from birth. Being the youngest, she never expected anything from anyone. Richard, the most popular guy in school, is her biggest enemy. How will this change to love? Is love all we expect from people? Does love exist? Has Kiara lost everything in her life, something she never expected to happen at the age of fifteen?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Partridge Publishing India
• Release date: Nov 8, 2016
• ISBN: 9781482887105

Anusua Chatterjee

Anusua Chatterjee is a fifteen-year-old girl from Chennai, Tamilnadu, India. Writing has been her passion for many years. She has won many awards in debate and creative writing. She currently posts articles online for the Times of India children’s edition. She aspires to become a journalist when she grows up so that the whole world can enjoy her written work. She dedicates this book solemnly to her dad who guided her to become an author.

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Copyright © 2016 by Anusua Chatterjee.

ISBN:      Softcover      978-1-4828-8703-7

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Contents

Acknowledgments

Prologue

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

I dedicate this book to all the girls out there.

Acknowledgments

Dad: Kunal Chatterjee

Mom: Mousumi Chatterjee

Sister: Kamalika Chatterjee

Prologue

B asically, my life isn’t perfect at all. Everyone is weird in their own way right? Everyone doesn’t get what they always want and those who do…well, let’s just consider them to be right on top of Gods list.

But believe me; all the best people are crazy.

By now most of you readers must be thinking, eh it’s her first book, won’t be that great.

Even though the story might seem a bit of a downer, it explains a lot.

Everyone expects their life to be perfect, filled with happiness and joy. You want the best of everything. I expected my life to be something like that.

But it wasn’t.

It was a series of various events and life changing memories that had to be put into a book for everyone to know.

Various people come into your life for a reason and then they leave you and go. I am sure it must have happened with all of you. Some stay some leave. The truth is we haven’t exactly learnt the meaning of friendship and love. Sharing your toothbrush isn’t called love and taking selfies together and posting them with cheesy captions isn’t friendship guys!! Get that thought out of your head.

Love isn’t that ‘click’ when you both meet for the first time. Love is something that has no fathom. No love calculator can tell you the love you have for someone.

Love isn’t hugging or holding hands in public. Let me tell you what is love.

I know, because I fell in love and let me tell you something, it’s the worst decision I have ever made in my life.

this book interprets a very important message in spreading love and friendship all over the world.

This is not something you can tell about in a text or a facebook message. It was an adventure for me.

I always believe that if you face every situation with a smile, it might not give you the solution to the problem but it will give you the courage to handle it.

Chapter 1

G ood morning darlin, here’s your early morning donut. I woke up with the voice of my nanny Belle, the fourth one this week I think. My name is Kiara and I grew up in Los Angeles. Growing up I had two brothers who were much older to me. Being the youngest, I was really spoiled by my parents.

At the age of 12 I had my own wardrobe that was bigger than any Gucci showroom you’ve seen, three nannies and a personal chauffeur.

My room was the cover of Vogue and my bookshelf was definitely bigger than the one the beast gifted beauty. Basically, I had my life handed to me on a silver platter. I never had to ask for anything in my life. to sum it up, yeah pretty great life.

Ummm…. moving on to school, I went to Baskerville Elementary school.

I was a sixth grader, If I recall I used to be the chubbiest girl of my class. I wasn’t such a studious girl….no one is at that time and those who are, well, go jump off a building. I had loads of friends and the closest of them was this girl Sam. It does sound like a boy’s name I know but again, she’s a GIRL. #dontjudge.

School life is the best life we have ever experienced. I have learnt a lot of lessons both good and bad