REGAINED, Gui Mwamba [classic romance novels .txt] 📗

CHAPTER FOURTEEN

“LOUANGE”

                       

       “EXALTÉ II”

Continually on Regained. “Good morning, Class, do you all have the best resting time last night?” Chris asked.

    “Yay!” Everyone shouted on top of their lungs.

    “Good, good, good, because today is the day we are waiting for!

  It the day you will use your talents given by God as never before.” Mr. Tomlin announced.

    All of us happily nodded, as I look at Patience who was staring back at me with love.

  I guess that’s what I thought, but I wasn’t sure.

    While she was looking at me and I look at her, we both broke into laughter.

  With her friend Clara pitching her wanting to know what was going on with us two. “Ow!” She cried.

  “What are you two love birds laughing about? What’s supposed to be a joke?” Asked Clara.

  “Nothing, Clara because we were having a staring contest.

  To see who will laugh, but we both end up laughing,” Patience explained. “Ha-ha, both of you suck!” Clara teased.

    All three of us laughed in unison while our laughter was interrupted by Mr. Tomlin.

“Alright, everyone who's ever is going to enter our competition, let’s do our best,” he replied.

    Later on, around four O'clock the bell rang and everyone rushed to their homes to put on their fancy clothes.

  And the singing competition is going to start around eight-thirty, henceforth, we still have time.

  That late evening, Patience went home to change into the most magnificent dress with her friend Clara.

    Returning back to the high school’s theater, in the quickest speed.

    Has I was in the suit which I wore in the bathroom that Chris Tomlin bought for me.

    When I walked into the crowded theater with Patience, who came walking next to me.

    We were marching like a matching couple, but our worse and jealous friend Peninah Lopez wasn’t.

    Or I could say like Patience disastrous rival, wasn’t glad about me and Patience walking together.

    Besides Patience and I arrived at our third singer partners, so I and Peninah are going to be next.

    When they have done singing, Peninah walked out the curtain, as I walk forward towards the stage.

  And that’s where the song began where I wasn’t looking at Peninah but closing my eyes.

 “I will stand faithful. “Jesus loves you. He will never forsake you. Nothing is impossible.

    He will heal you completely. Even if you in trials. He will never leave you.

    I will stand faithful. Before the trials of this world. I will still obey You.

    Before the leaders of this land. I will stand…,” I sang.

    I will stand faithful. Before the trials of this world. I will still obey You.

    Before the leaders of this land. I will stand…,” both I and Peninah sang.

  “Nice, now the last and final lyrics starts like this. “I said.

    Jesus  Jesus Jesus. I will stand. I cried. Holy God Holy God Holy God. I will stand…,” we ended together.

    The gigantic crowd's hoorays clapped, cheered, and shouted on top of their lungs as they stood up praising the Lord.

    “Alright, alright we have  the winner!” Interrupted the Principal while everyone quiets down.

  Principal Benson marched before the crowds on the stage with Ms. Parkson and say once more when everyone settles down.

 “We have the winner people!

  And the winner of third Christian High School Musical’s competition.

    Please give a loud and cheerfully cry to our winner, Guillaume Mwamba!” Benson announced.

    Everyone stood up and cheered for me once more, as Peninnah fainted to the ground in shock.

  “Everyone, everyone quieted down.

  I-I would call for Patience Pierre to come upon the stage.

    Additionally, I am very really very so-sorry for wrongly accused you of something you did not do it.

  Henceforth here is your scholarship to continued your educations to the Christian University of Utah.

    Once you are graduates from here, you are free to transfers there.

    Then again, I am very sorry and how embarrassed to see your own niece lied against her fellow student.

  For something, she didn't do it.

  How embarrassing!” Principal Benson announced.

  Peninah Lopez woke up from her unconsciousness, stood up on her feet while everyone laughed at her as a laughing stock.

    “Uncle Benson, why-why did you do this to me?

    Embarrassed me before everyone?” Asked Peninah.

  “Now, you are calling uncle besides I did this because of you're selfish!

    And jealous of sending me an accusing fraud email against your fellow student Patience Pierre!” Principal Benson said.

    Leaving Peninah was in more embarrassment and cried her eyes out bitterly.

  “Ah, I told you I told you that you are going to be exposed soon and later.” I teased in a mockery way.

    “Enough and get out my way!” Peninah cried after pushes me away when she stood up.

  When she took one step on the stage's stairs to get down.

  She looked at us with so much overwhelming with hatred.

    “I tell you Guillaume especially you Patience Pierre.

  This isn't the last time you'd ever heard of me!

    You shall surely pay for this!” Peninah growled angrily and walked away in bitterly tears.

  Chris and his family walked up to us and congratulate us.

  “Congrats, Guillaume, Patience, you have finally done it!” Lauren said.

    “Thank you, Mrs. Tomlin and we actually did it, Guillaume,” Patience said.

    By next morning we were singing our favorite song.

    “When Jesus say yes nobody can say no.

  When Jesus say yes nobody can say no.

  “When Jesus says you are blessed nobody can say no!” Sang Patience.

  When Jesus say yes nobody can say no. Nobody can say no.

  Nobody can say no. Nobody can say no. Nobody can say no.

  Nobody can say no. Higher is the mighty God.

  Is the mighty God. Is the mighty God. Everybody bows before Him.

  Is the mighty God. Everybody dances before Him.

  Is the mighty God.  Everybody shout before Him.

 Is the mighty God…,” all of us sang this song in an extraordinary way.

  We all end up shouting and applauding on top of our lungs at the name of Jesus Christ. Like I said before.

  ‘When the praises go up to our King of kings, His glory comes down.’ I would think like that.

 

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