Passion VS Marks

In a house, a man(dad) is sitting on a sofa. It is his child's high school result today. Everyone in the house is worried about the child(tom). Tom gets up and gets ready to go to school for the results. Everyone tells their opinion of how much marks he will score. This makes Tom anxious and he gets out of his house in anxiety and fear of failure. The milkman stops him and adds to his anxiety by talking about his results. The shopkeeper next to his house adds even more anxiety to him. On the way to school, some of his friends also meet him. They discuss how their results will be and are anxious of what will happen if they fail. They all get terrified on thinking about the fearful possibility of failing the 10th class exams. They reach school, enter into the school and are about to step into the office when a teacher stops them. He is the teacher that the boys dislike the most. It looks as if he has some personal enmity with them. He seems to be sure that they are going to fail.The teacher also terrifies them, discourages them and brings out the possibilities of what will happen if they fail. They finally enter the office gathering enough courage as they all feel to be united together. As they enter the office, they find the principal and one more teacher sitting there. They ask him about the results and get to know that the results will be announced after 2 more hours. After a long waiting, they find that they have passed. 

Now, they get out of the school and start discussing about their future. They ask their parents, their neighbors and everyone they know as to what stream they must choose. They finally find that all their 10 school years, all their 10 years of hardwork is in vain. They have wasted 10 long years of their lives. They are pained a lot knowing the bitter truth. They finally take up their passion, irrespective of what others say. They work days and nights for their passion with hardwork and become a great success. They come to know that hardwork when misted with passion is the real key to success and mere hardwork is not.

  ~ Borrowed from somewhere!