The traitor...

Part 3: Another one...Dead.

The next morning at 7 am...I woke up because of people talking in the kitchen.. I looked to the bed next to me... but Oscar wasn't there. He probably just went to the early study group...I'm sure he's not missing.
I get up and walk to the kitchen.
I hear Addison and Charlie arguing.
Addison: Oscar wouldn't leave to visit his parents without telling us Charlie.
Charlie: He probably just forgot to say. You're gonna end up waking everyone up, Addison.
My heart stops... before I walk in slowly
Leo: Good morning.
I say quietly.
Addison looks at me.
Addison: Morning Leo.
I glance at Charlie. He's looked away tho...and he's completely silent.
I think nothing of it at the time and head to get ready for my first class with Mr Smith. He's a pretty strict teacher, and he makes a fuss over small things. Once he got mad at Billy, the need for asking for help on the test. He's pretty unhinged... But I head to the class anyway. I think the subject he teaches is math... but he just waffles the whole time about school uniform and all that.

At lunch, I sat down next to Iris.
I was starting to get worried about Oscar. He hasn't shown up yet...But I push that aside for now. I listen to Charlie and Iris talk...
Iris: You know, maybe Oscar was right about the whole traitor thing. He said that last night was the night each person went missing, and now he's gone. You can't deny it.
Charlie: I don't think we should be worrying so much. He can stick up for himself.
I swallow the thump in my throat as Alexandra and Addison sit down.
We push aside the traitor thing and laugh a little while talking.

After lunch I had a class with Miss Laur. I think she's a pretty sweet and genuine teacher... but the bad thing is she always sees if something is wrong.
So instantly as I sat down. She came over to me.
Miss Laur: Leo? Are you alright?
I spoke quietly, not wanting to draw any attention.
Leo: Yeah.. I'm just a little tired, that's all.
Miss Laur looked completely unconvinced, but she left it alone...for now. I had gotten away with it.