Good Girl Gone Bad

Detention Drama

Over at the car dealership, the Dupain-Chengs watched as Alec finished the car

Sabine: So, how is it, Mr. Cataldi?

Alec: This is bad, Mrs. Dupain-Cheng. What really happened?

Sabine: We don't know. We just walked out of the restaurant & saw those words painted on the car & the broken windows

Alec: I can repair the windows, but the words are permanently on there. I'm afraid I can't get it out.

Tom: Oh my god..

Alec: Do you think your daughter might have done this?

Sabine: What?! Our daughter would never do anything like this! She's an angel!

Marinette sat in the car dealership lobby, tapping her foot on the floor

Marinette: (mind) I don't understand. Who would do this to my car? I'm still new to Paris, so I doubt anyone has a grudge against me.

Just then, she heard her parents enter back inside

Marinette: So, What did he say?

Sabine: He can repair the windows, but the graffiti is permanent.

Marinette: Oh..

Tom: Marinette, do you know anyone who could have done this?

Marinette: I don't know, Dad.

Sabine: You haven't been hurt by any gang members, have you?

Marinette: No, not at all. But I'm going back home. I need to get ready for school tomorrow.

Sabine: Okay. We'll see you back at the house.

Marinette went back towards the house, but then heard her phone ringing

Marinette: Hello?

Rose: Hi, Mari! It's me, Rose!

Marinette: Oh, hi, Rose. What's up?

Rose: What are you doing this afternoon?

Marinette: Well, I'm leaving the car dealership right now.

Rose: The car dealership?

Marinette: Yeah. You saw what happened to my car yesterday on my birthday.

Rose: Oh, yeah. How are the repairs going?

Marinette: The graffiti is permanent, but they're able to fix the car windows. I guess I'll have to pay off the expenses in order to get a new one.

Rose: I'm sorry, Mari. But how are you going to do that?

Marinette: Well, I..

Just then, she saw a hiring poster for a stripper member & she stated quiet

Rose: Uh, Mari? Are you still there?

Marinette: Sorry, I've gotta go.

She hung up the phone & held the poster in her hands

Marinette: It isn't the most innocent job but I have to try something.

She dialed the phone number & answered it