I think generally, just read more actual English books.
From the looks of your writing, it seems like you don't have a lot of experience writing, or with the English language at all.
So first, read some books. When you can understand say, two sentences of Jane Austen or Ron Chernow, and have read some popular fiction books out there (in ENGLISH and those that are actually published in paperback/hardcover), then you can say that you can read English. And keep writing, too. You'll see yourself evolve as well!
Some problems I saw within the first three paragraphs:
Grammar, spelling, capitalization, all basic syntax errors.
Pacing problems, chunky info dumps, hard-to-read through events, and messy structure.
And a general feeling of "What the heck just happened here?".
Plus, your grammar and spelling and capitalizations are horrible, even when you posted this. For example, it's not "I wondering if you wanna read my story", its "I was/am wondering if you want to/wanted to/wanna read my story."
Frankly, an unmitigated disaster. I actually agree with all the people above me, but I just wanted to give some constructive advice.
But the thing is, everyone started out just like you! So, you can improve your writings!
Read, read, read, and do a little writing. Learn some more English and read some more. Read fictions, nonfictions, all the genres out there. That's the best way to improve in my opinion.
It's going to be hard, but the only generic advice I can give is 'git gud' and to actually put in the effort.