Kelvin Iwuchukwu

"Here comes chubby.”

“Fatty.”

“Ugly.”

“She’s waddling.”

“You’re going to break the chair.  You’re so fat.”

Nearly everyone in Elsa Quinn’s life had judged her because of her weight. 

Her fellow students at school, her parents—even though they tried to be nicer about it, no matter how many times a person suggested a diet, it still hurt.
No, that was wrong. It was her mother, not her father, who cared about her weight.

But what happens when the school's most handsome boy falls helplessly in love with her? Is he going to put his reputation at stake for the sake of his feelings?
Find out!!

My chubby lover

　　“Why are you scribbling crap into a notebook?” Kimberley, or Kim, asked.


　　Elsa glanced up to see her friend frowning across the bench at her.


　　She had been doing everything that Noah had asked of her.


　　“Nothing, no reason. Mom asked me to keep a diary of everything I eat,” she said, lying easily.


　　It wasn’t hard. Kim had been at her house many times when her mother talked about what to eat and the right food to take in.


　　“She’s wanting you to lose weight again?”


　　“She’s never really stopped.”


　　“No offense, Elsa, but your mom is a little mean.”


　　“She’s always pressuring you to lose weight. I don’t think that’s nice,” Kim said.


　　“It’s nothing. I’ve got a handle on it.”


　　Elsa picked her fork up, and stared down at her meatloaf.


　　School food was horrible, and everyone had to be careful about what they picked.


CHAPTER 7. Getting along