Why Bob Went Wrong

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John was very envious of Bob. Compared to John Bob had everything easy. Bob was top of his class and had all the girls falling all over him. He was involved in every sport and club the school offered and really knew how to keep himself busy. John knew that Bob would have every college giving him scholarships wanting a boy like Bob to attend their college. John, on the other hand, was a lazy student. He didn't do his homework, he wasn't involved in sports or clubs and he definitely couldn't get any girls. He hated how perfect Bob was and how he couldn't be Bob. If John could trade places with anyone, it would be Bob. One day in the cafeteria John and Bob accidentally collided and John thought he was in for a beating, but he was surprised when Bob stood up, then helped John up and all Bob said was, “Hey, don't sweat it man. I have an extra pair of clothes in my locker. Have a good day!” and just walked out of the cafeteria. John was mad that he couldn't even hate Bob. He was so kind and nice and all this time he thought he was the biggest jerk alive. …show more content…
He didn't realize that Bob kept himself busy on purpose and actually relied on the scholarships he would be getting to be able to go to college. Bob didn't have it easy and he didn't want anyone to know. After that day in the cafeteria John thought that it would be nice to go visit Bob and pay for the dry cleaning of Bob’s letterman. When he knocked on the door a little old lady answered

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