My Parents Kicked Me Out at 15 for Bad Grades; I Went from Homeless to Leading a Successful Company 

Exactly, bad grades equals possibly fewer privileges for a temporal period of time and extra help with what may be giving them problems not disowned and abandonment, very sure the teacher who gave him that bad grade must have felt really sorry that they did after he stopped showing up for school and heard the reason behind it, seriously can't believe they call themselves parents

i agree

Agreed

Yup

Well I mean at the beginning of the story he did sympathise with him which shows that he was at least a decent person so hopefully he got through with something as well but a cliff hanger for another time

Looks like someone needs to look at stories like these from a better perspective, think of it has like listening to a story on the radio with a relaxing narrator like this.

@@tatiannaday4278 You are not wrong. I am old enough to remember 3 channels of TV and listening to Old radio programs on KSFO at night until I drifted to sleep. Those radio programs were done by voice actors. The tension, arguments, friction was built up slowly, having me on the edge before the crisis point “DUN DUN DAAAAAH!” The story continued still engaging and interesting without the Narrator finding sappy ways to express how wonderful the OP was for “blah, blah,blah.” These stories lack a story ark, they lack the tension building conflicts that make the end so satisfying. But you are right, I don’t know why I expect creative content from a channel that has to crank out so many stories in such a short time. I find it hard to suspend my disbelieve and engage. I’m a stop listening. 🙂

I enjoy these little stories. For example, stories about parents kicking their child out because said child doesn’t meet parental expectations happens too often in real life. Life has thousands of experiences both good and bad. If these little “twist-free” stories help , encourage, or entertain at least one person, they fulfilled their purpose.