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[Fredrick Felix Mnjala Maneno]

It was quite evident, at first, that Tiffany was the culprit. She came across as being quite meanspirited in my opinion. The fact that she was being blackmailed by Justin was sad and put her in a pretty bad place.

[MsH2k]

It was quite evident, at first, that Tiffany was the culprit. She came across as being quite meanspirited in my opinion. The fact that she was being blackmailed by Justin was sad and put her in a pretty bad place.

It is understandable—but not flattering—to be jealous when another person enters an existing friendship you have with someone. (I will admit I have been guilty of this crime. ) But Tiffany’s reaction when she found out what was in the notes showed that her jealousy was fueled more by hurt feelings than vindictive intent.

[Fredrick Felix Mnjala Maneno]

It was quite evident, at first, that Tiffany was the culprit. She came across as being quite meanspirited in my opinion. The fact that she was being blackmailed by Justin was sad and put her in a pretty bad place.

It is understandable—but not flattering—to be jealous when another person enters an existing friendship you have with someone. (I will admit I have been guilty of this crime. ) But Tiffany’s reaction when she found out what was in the notes showed that her jealousy was fueled more by hurt feelings than vindictive intent.

I guess feeling cast aside or maybe even ignored by someone you believe to be a friend can be quite hurtful, but there are better ways to handle it. I feel like she might have too. Her run-in with Justin was probably just a convenient inconvenience that she used to vent.

[Monale Bariyima Ueh]

I also thought it was Tiffany as Justin Green had not been mentioned. I thought she did it out of jealousy. However, she was still connected to the notes. This highlights the story's unpredictability which I enjoyed.

[Monale Bariyima Ueh]

I also commend Tiffany for coming clean and admitting her involvement. It takes courage to attempt to right our wrongs. She could have felt remorseful and stopped in private without ever coming clean coming and probably stop Justin by threatening to report him.

[Monale Bariyima Ueh]

This also shows how one wrong deed can spiral into a path we never envisaged taking. Justin will never had made her place the notes if he did not have the knowledge of her cheating. While cheating is bad, she never planned to be part of bullying but her one wrong action implicated her and led her down that path.

[MsH2k]

This also shows how one wrong deed can spiral into a path we never envisaged taking. Justin will never had made her place the notes if he did not have the knowledge of her cheating. While cheating is bad, she never planned to be part of bullying but her one wrong action implicated her and led her down that path.

You raise an interesting point. Tiffany’s bad decision to cheat placed her in a position for something else bad to happen to her (blackmailing), which ushered in another bad situation (bullying). As I was thinking about this, I realized the action that could have started this all was the jealousy that Tiffany had toward Mary Grace and Penelope’s budding friendship. I think bad decisions ultimately originate in the heart.

[Success Azuka]

I thought it was Tiffany. Funny enough, at some point I had to change my answer to Justin because arrows kept pointing at him. It was a lovely read I must say.

[Samantha Barnes 3]

I thought it was Tiffany who wrote the notes at first because she was the only one who seemed displeased with Mary Grace's presence. I am very glad that I was not right.

[Helen Akoth]

I didn't guess right. I too suspected that it was Tiffany. I was surprised that it turned out to be someone else—Tiffany. A pleasant surprise at that!

[Atieno Magero]

I also thought Tiffany wrote the notes. I was shocked to discover that it was actually Justin who was behind the notes. That was an interesting twist. I like that the story is strictly against bullying and that both Justin and Tiffany were given appropriate punishments and correction for their mistakes.

[Yasmine M]

Everything was pointing at Tiffany as the bully. That's because we were looking at the situation through Mary Grace's perspective. A plot twist indeed.

[Yasmine M]

Everything was pointing at Tiffany as the bully. That's because we were looking at the situation through Mary Grace's perspective. A plot twist indeed.

[Jennifer Coxon]

I agree that I thought it was Tiffany. It gave more depth to the story with it being Justin though.

[Zippy Kerubo]

In my understanding I guess it was Justin's doingsand he forced Tiffany to put that letter on Mary's Locker