Sophia Carter a nineteen year old girl who's dream is to become an electrical engineer has gained admission and a full scholarship to her dream school Westbridge University which is number three on her 10 to - do list. She has made for herself a list to follow in order to achieve her purpose of becoming an electrical engineer to which she's strictly obeying no matter what.
Sophia Carter stood in the middle of her bedroom, staring at the half-packed suitcase on her bed.
She couldn't believe the day had finally come.
Tomorrow, she would leave home and begin her first year at Westbridge University.
For years, she had dreamed about this moment.
Yet now that it was here, she felt terrified.
A knock sounded on her bedroom door.
"Come in," Sophia called.
Her mother stepped inside carrying two mugs of hot chocolate.
"I thought you might need this," she said with a smile.
Sophia accepted the mug and sat beside her on the bed.
The room was filled with cardboard boxes, books, and clothes waiting to be packed.
"You seem nervous," her mother said.
"A little."
"A little?" her mother laughed. "You've reorganized that suitcase three times today."
Sophia smiled despite herself.
"What if I don't fit in?"
"You will."
"What if I fail?"
"You won't."
"What if nobody likes me?"
Her mother gently squeezed her hand.
"Sophia, you've worked your whole life for this opportunity. Stop worrying about things that haven't happened yet."
Sophia nodded.
She knew her mother was right.
Still, leaving home wasn't easy.
This house held every memory of her childhood.
The thought of living hundreds of miles away suddenly felt very real.
Later that night, Sophia lay awake in bed.
Sleep refused to come.
Her mind raced with questions about university life.
Would she make friends?
Would her classes be difficult?
Would she enjoy living on campus?
Eventually, she grabbed the acceptance letter from her bedside table.
Westbridge University.
One of the most prestigious universities in the country.
She had worked for years to earn her place there.
Nothing was going to stop her now.
The next morning arrived far too quickly.
Sophia's family helped load her luggage into the car.
Her younger brother Damiel wrapped his arms around her.
"Don't forget about us when you're rich and famous."
Sophia laughed.
"I won't."
Her mother hugged her tightly.
"We're proud of you."
The drive to campus felt both exciting and emotional.
As the university came into view, Sophia's heart began to race.
Massive buildings stretched across the horizon.
Students and families filled the campus grounds.
This was it.
The start of everything she had worked for.
Taking a deep breath, Sophia stepped out of the car.
She had no idea that before the day was over, she would meet someone who would change her life forever.