This is Marquise, a seventh grader who’s always perfect. She carefully plans everything she does, because, if she makes a mistake, it’s worse than getting a zero on a test. That was her biggest fear, making a mistake.

Even outside of school, Marquise tries to avoid anything that might go wrong. Marquise's friends were playing outside after it rained. They laughed, ran around, and enjoyed the wet grass together. However, Marquise stood there, under a tree overthinking what could go wrong.

Another time, Marquise’s friends slip and slide on the smooth ice, having fun and laughing. Although it looked like her friends were having a lot of fun, she refused to join. Marquise kept thinking about what could go wrong.

One day, Marquise's teacher announced that the class would be creating science projects for an upcoming science fair. Marquise decided to build an electric doorbell. She imagined everyone admiring her perfect project.

Marquise went home and started planning what to do for her electric doorbell. She picked a complex look but easy to make doorbell. When she completed the design, it didn’t ring. Marquise panicked, not knowing what to do. She thought it was the design so she tried multiple different ones but one of them rung.

Marquise started panicking. “Come on! Just ring!!” Marquise groaned. Every design she tried didn’t ring and she got more and more frustrated with it. She followed the instructions really carefully but every single one didn’t ring. She thought it was the buzzer, she replaced it, it still didn’t work. Then she changed the batteries, it still didn’t work. Marquise started to sweat and she was on the verge of tears.

The day of the science fair arrived. The library was filled with excellent projects, students, and visitors. Marquise prepared her table, feeling nervousness and regret. She thought everyone would make fun of her and judge, while praising other students projects. Then, a judge arrived.