Accusation is not always true

By Syazura, Syakira, Abirami and Maria

Narrator: we are in the canteen of SMK Kuala Selangor and two girls are buying their food.
Fadlin: hello miss, I would like a packet of nasi lemak with extra sambal.
Aunty Fatimah: alright and how about you?
Leisha: I would like a packet of nasi lemak but with a piece of fried chicken.
Aunty Fatimah: sorry but we are out of fried chicken, will fried eggs do?
Leisha: alright, here is RM4
Fadlin: thank you Leisha for paying .
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Narrator: we are now at the time after recess. Aunty Fatimah is counting her payments
Aunty Fatimah: what? This old ringgit is fake? How rude of Leisha to cheat me! I will tell
people about this on Facebook.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Narrator: we are back at the canteen the next day
Leisha: Aunty, I am sorry that I accidentally gave you fake money. Here is some money for
yesterday’s food.
Aunty Fatimah: Alright, don’t do this again. I am very upset about this situation.
Fadlin: hey Leisha, why are you sad?
Leisha: Aunty Fatimah thought I gave her a fake money.
Fadlin: it’s okay, just pay her back.
Leisha: I already did, but she posted it on Facebook now everyone knows. Everyone is
looking at me. I have to go. I have some work I need to finish up.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Narrator: on today’s news, we have a girl who committed suicide. Leisha aged 17 was
accused of paying Mrs Fatimah aged 21 with fake money, she posted about the issue and
after a few minutes it went viral. The next day leisha jumped off the school building. More
and more cases of suicidal attempts have been apprehended but some don’t survive. This is
why, we should not accuse without asking and making sure.