We got into the car but didn't talk the whole ride. when we got home my mom immediately got on the phone to make some calls. I put the slip on the kitchen counter and went to my room and about 30mins later I went to the kitchen to find mom already in there.
"Well well well isn't the trouble maker" she uttered. I just looked at her "I talked to you aunt and uncle"
I cut her off, "ugh the people that live in a house that looks like its about to fall off a cliff." I said rolling my eyes
"don't say that. but yes them" she replyed
"jeez I would hate to live there" I spoke rolling my eyes again.
"you can't really say that anymore." she spoke.
"what do you mean?" I answered back
"Well like I said that I talked to them and I've decided to send you to them in Kentucky and you will go to Kentucky Acadamy"
"WHAT!? NO, I CAN'T GO OVER THERE WHAT ABOUT SCHOOL!?"
she looked at me and picked up the slip from the counter. "do you really think you won't have 3 teachers sign this slip in 2 weeks?"
"Well..."
"exactly now head to your room and pack I got a plane ticket for Thursday morning."
"THURSDAY!?!?"
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Its Up To Her
Teen FictionTrouble maker, Monica, Has to move to Kentucky with her aunt and uncle to learn some discipline but accidentally finds out the truth by then will she want to go home or stay? it's up to Monica to make the choice. (NOTE: THIS STORY IS NOT FINISHED PL...
