RUINING CHILDS PLAY | Trigger Happy Havoc

[0] SUMIRE

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"Dear, Ms. Sumire Koetsu,

As a brand-new school semester starts at Hope's Peak, your works have reached our elementary division, and we are heavily impressed by how talented of an individual you are as a young growing child. 

For that, you have been scouted personally and invited to attend Hope's Peak Academy's Elementary as the Li'l Ultimate Computer.

If you accept our invitation, please reply to our letter back. An orientation guide is attached to the back of the letter to let you know how it works. 

We hope to see you there if the invitation is accepted.

-Hopes Peak Elementary School Division"

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After finishing reading the letter, the said girl who received this stared at it in total shock with both of her parents behind her having the same reaction as the three of them processed what they read.

"Oh my god..." Her mother gaped.

The father followed. "No way..."

It was silent again before the kid snapped out of it before yelling in excitement, jumping. "THEY DID IT! THEY'VE SCOUTED ME!"

The two adults chimed in with their own exclaiming voices, being as excited as their daughter. Both of them immediately hugged her from each side as they all laughed and cheered from the contents of the letter.

"Oh, Sumire! Congrats!" Her mother smiled brightly.

"I can't believe it... you got in!" Her father ruffled her hair, messing it up but the girl didn't mind.

Sumire chanted repeatedly. "I did it! I did it! I did it!"

"See, honey? I told you to be patient! Your hardworking skills were recognized by one of the best schools out there!" The adult woman said. 

"You're right, mom... eeeeeeek! I'm so happy!"

"My baby is growing up." Her father sighed dramatically. "Please don't forget us, sweetie!"

The little girl laughed. "Silly, dad. Of course I won't! I'll just be going to school!"

Her father shook his head. "I know, but what if you need to go there and live at their dorms like your brother!?"

"Alright, dear, that's enough. We'll see." The woman, smiling, patting his shoulder before turning her attention to her daughter again. "You'll obviously accept it, right?"

Sumire nodded frantically. "Yes, yes, yes! I've been dying to go to that school!" She then looked down at the acceptance letter again. "I'm excited to tell Koga! He'll be so shocked!"

Her mother chuckled. "Mhm, of course Koga deserves to know. We'll tell him when he comes back." She takes the letter, scanning it whilst taking the orientation guide attached to the back. 

"Now, I'll be writing a reply for this. But like your father, I also hope you won't be staying in their dorms like your brother, but I highly doubt it."

"I don't think so either. Since Hope's Peak is mainly for highschoolers, I doubt they'll have dorms for elementary, I think it's just only the older ones." Sumire smiled.

"That will be a relief. I need to have at least one of you in the house." The father sweat dropped.

"I hope I can make some friends!" She beamed. "And hopefully, I can also continue to keep working hard on my computer skills!"