It was difficult to describe what I was feeling as I walked down the corridors of the school I constructed. There was the feeling of gratitude, of being able to help people in need, of being proud for having turned an investment into a fertile cash cow, but there was also something deep in my mind that threatened to come out once again. It was a life experience that I had fought hard to keep hidden from myself. I had a childhood full of problems, and when I passed by a classroom that looked too similar to one of mine in high school, I immediately remembered some of my worst days back when I was no more than sixteen years old. At that age, I was about to become a man, and yet I still felt as if I was a child. I was skinny, average height, had brown short hair and freckles on my face. As much as I tried, I could not bring myself to speak like the man I was supposed to become. Every word that came out of my mouth didn’t have the right weight. Thus, other guys in sch