Every human being "walks on four feet in the morning, two in the afternoon and three at night." But what about their thinking process? What makes a child a teen? And what makes a teen mature? - The answer is "incidents." But incidents can be pre-assumed; I can guess what would happen if I bunk my college and get caught. That understanding can be acquired with time and knowledge of situations. But what if I bunk my college with my friend and suddenly a phone says my mother is dead at home. Now, this accident will probably change everything in me upside down psychologically. And this is an incident that wasn't mended to be (an accidental incident). "Accidental Incidents" is a story of the life experience of the narrator consisting of her childhood and the several mental trauma she faced throughout. Moreover, how she changed her psychological and physical shape throughout and lost herself in it. The slow-growing sexual changes and mental confusion take her on the verge of collapse, and how she pulls herself back from it. This book consists of 14 chapters explaining the mental ups and downs of a teenage girl, passing throughout her life, and how she deals with the significant loss she had and finally comes out of it with a little Ray of hope.