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

　　“Your grandmother, when she was alive, she was so strict.” Lorna got to her feet, and Elsa helped clear the table.


　　Her mother wasn’t talking about her father’s mother, her paternal grandmother, who had said she was fine the way she was.


　　“I was on a diet most of my life. I don’t even remember not being on a diet. I was a bigger girl growing up, my grandmother being an exceptional cook. I loved going there, and eating her gravy and biscuits, fried chicken. Mom, she wasn’t so happy about that, and she hated anyone saying stuff about her daughter.”


　　Leaning against the kitchen counter, Elsa listened as her mother talked about growing up with a strict mother, her own grandmother, who she didn’t see very often.


CHAPTER 27. Forgive me Elsa