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act like you don't care and you'll solve most of your problems.
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Before they could react, the doors opened, revealing the teacher smiling at them. They all share a glance and sit back down in their original seats. Their phones start working again, revealing it's only been at least ten minutes from when the teacher had left. Confused, they all look at each other again, anxiously waiting for the teacher to say something. She's holding the keys, the exact same keys that Atlas stole. The clock on the wall showed the time they all thought it was, two hours ahead.
Some of them mutter curse words and others just stay where they were at.
"Sorry for the wait, my car was acting strange." They look out the window to see that her car was in the same spot as they saw not that long ago was empty.
She sits by her desk; "I assume you all have your essays completed, as I have given you enough time. Remember it must be what you did wrong and how you learn from your mistakes, you must come up here with your paper and say it in front of everyone. We'll start off with you Persephone Anderson." Soleil and Juliet both gently smile at her.
Persephone takes her paper airplane and gets up in front of the class, in front of the teacher's desk. She smiles at everyone; "I did this." She holds up her paper airplane, receiving a disapproved look from the teacher. "Alright, then you must have it in your head what you did wrong. Tell the class."
