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just
happened.
She took out her cell phone and began to
text Emily. It was totally unlike all of her friends to not show up for lunch.
This had never happened before.
Emily: Where
are you guys? Come quick. I need to tell you what just happened.
Rachel stared down at her
phone, waiting for Emily to reply. But she didn’t. She couldn’t sit alone in
the cafeteria any longer with her drenched PB&J sitting in front of her.
She felt like a schoolboy who had been hazed; now all that needed to happen was
for her to get her head flushed in the toilet. That would top this day off
perfectly, she though humorously to herself.
As she walked out of the
cafeteria, she didn’t know where to go. She walked down the silent hallways
towards the gym. She remembered the first day of school, when she walked around
the school aimlessly to avoid the cafeteria scene.
Rachel heard noises coming
down the hall. She turned to see what it was, and she saw Emily, Liv and Taryn
walking and whispering to each other.
Rachel turned around and
began walking towards them. “Hey Guys!” she shouted down the hall.
“Ah! Rach, OMG, you will
never guess what happened,” Emily said.
“Where were you guys? Nobody
was at lunch today,” Rachel said.
“Yeah, duh. We were all in
Dr. McNery’s office all morning. He kept all of us for questioning. It was
terrible.”
“Seriously? All of you?
Where’s Jen and Kate?”
Rachel saw Emily look at the
other girls with questioning eyes and then back at Rachel.
“Well, we’re not sure what’s
going on with them, but they were sitting in the Vice Principals office when we
left just now. They didn’t see us though. I hope they’re not in trouble.”
“Oh gosh,” Rachel said,
sounding frightened. “I wonder what happened.”
“I completely agree with
you,” Liv said, giving her a high five. “Don’t they have better things to do
than to harp over some dumb fight?”
“I can’t wait for this week
to be over!” Rachel exclaimed. “We need the weekend to come. All of us!”
“Cheers to that!” Taryn
said, holding up her hand as if she were holding a glass.
RING RING RING
The bell rang, and kids
began to flood into the hallways. Rachel was thankful that she had survived
lunch, especially with her run in with Arielle.
Now, she just had to make it
through the next two and a half hours and then she’d be home free— at least for
the weekend.
*
Rachel couldn’t wait to get
out of school when she heard the sound of the last bell ring. She gathered her
bag and ran out the doors of the school and waited for her friends. A moment
later, Taryn pulled up in her BMW and honk the horn. As Rachel walked over to
the car, she heard someone calling her name from behind her.
“Hey Rachel! Where are you
going?”
Rachel turned around to see
Sarah calling after her as she got into Taryn’s car.
“Oh, hey! Is mom here?”
Rachel quickly asked Sarah.
“Don’t think so,” Sarah
replied, looking around the parking lot.
“Phew, I’m supposed to be at
math extra help. Please cover for me if she asks.”
“Haha!” Sarah laughed. “You’re
growing up!”
“I told her I needed to say
after, but I’m going to the mall for a bit, please don’t tell.”
“Don’t worry, your secret’s
safe with me, Sis! Call me if you run into any trouble.”
Rachel was so happy with
their new relationship. She couldn’t believe how over the course of the past
week their relationship had completely shifted. She felt like they were really
becoming close friends, instead of enemies.
“Hey Taryn!” Rachel said, as
she hopped into the back seat. She didn’t want to sit up front, just in case
she saw her mom driving around.
A moment later all the girls
hopped into the car. The back seat was full and Rachel was squished in between
Jen, Liv and Kate. She knew it was illegal to ride four in the back, but there
was nothing she could do about it now. The car began to accelerate, and the six
girls
happened.
She took out her cell phone and began to
text Emily. It was totally unlike all of her friends to not show up for lunch.
This had never happened before.
Emily: Where
are you guys? Come quick. I need to tell you what just happened.
Rachel stared down at her
phone, waiting for Emily to reply. But she didn’t. She couldn’t sit alone in
the cafeteria any longer with her drenched PB&J sitting in front of her.
She felt like a schoolboy who had been hazed; now all that needed to happen was
for her to get her head flushed in the toilet. That would top this day off
perfectly, she though humorously to herself.
As she walked out of the
cafeteria, she didn’t know where to go. She walked down the silent hallways
towards the gym. She remembered the first day of school, when she walked around
the school aimlessly to avoid the cafeteria scene.
Rachel heard noises coming
down the hall. She turned to see what it was, and she saw Emily, Liv and Taryn
walking and whispering to each other.
Rachel turned around and
began walking towards them. “Hey Guys!” she shouted down the hall.
“Ah! Rach, OMG, you will
never guess what happened,” Emily said.
“Where were you guys? Nobody
was at lunch today,” Rachel said.
“Yeah, duh. We were all in
Dr. McNery’s office all morning. He kept all of us for questioning. It was
terrible.”
“Seriously? All of you?
Where’s Jen and Kate?”
Rachel saw Emily look at the
other girls with questioning eyes and then back at Rachel.
“Well, we’re not sure what’s
going on with them, but they were sitting in the Vice Principals office when we
left just now. They didn’t see us though. I hope they’re not in trouble.”
“Oh gosh,” Rachel said,
sounding frightened. “I wonder what happened.”
“I completely agree with
you,” Liv said, giving her a high five. “Don’t they have better things to do
than to harp over some dumb fight?”
“I can’t wait for this week
to be over!” Rachel exclaimed. “We need the weekend to come. All of us!”
“Cheers to that!” Taryn
said, holding up her hand as if she were holding a glass.
RING RING RING
The bell rang, and kids
began to flood into the hallways. Rachel was thankful that she had survived
lunch, especially with her run in with Arielle.
Now, she just had to make it
through the next two and a half hours and then she’d be home free— at least for
the weekend.
*
Rachel couldn’t wait to get
out of school when she heard the sound of the last bell ring. She gathered her
bag and ran out the doors of the school and waited for her friends. A moment
later, Taryn pulled up in her BMW and honk the horn. As Rachel walked over to
the car, she heard someone calling her name from behind her.
“Hey Rachel! Where are you
going?”
Rachel turned around to see
Sarah calling after her as she got into Taryn’s car.
“Oh, hey! Is mom here?”
Rachel quickly asked Sarah.
“Don’t think so,” Sarah
replied, looking around the parking lot.
“Phew, I’m supposed to be at
math extra help. Please cover for me if she asks.”
“Haha!” Sarah laughed. “You’re
growing up!”
“I told her I needed to say
after, but I’m going to the mall for a bit, please don’t tell.”
“Don’t worry, your secret’s
safe with me, Sis! Call me if you run into any trouble.”
Rachel was so happy with
their new relationship. She couldn’t believe how over the course of the past
week their relationship had completely shifted. She felt like they were really
becoming close friends, instead of enemies.
“Hey Taryn!” Rachel said, as
she hopped into the back seat. She didn’t want to sit up front, just in case
she saw her mom driving around.
A moment later all the girls
hopped into the car. The back seat was full and Rachel was squished in between
Jen, Liv and Kate. She knew it was illegal to ride four in the back, but there
was nothing she could do about it now. The car began to accelerate, and the six
girls
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