School for Good and Evil x OC's insert

Chapter 2: Meeting Sophie

Candace's POV

As the teachers announced that it was time to hit the sack, I was on my way to the dorms until I heard someone banging on the door, crying for help. I unlocked the door and was worried, "Agatha, what is it?" She panicked, "I need to get Sophie out of there and go home!" "Why what happened with Sophie?" I asked. She answered, "Well, we were put into the wrong schools. Sophie was supposed to go here while I was supposed to go to that other school but we ended up getting switched. Do you know how to fix this?" "Try using the window, go to the school tower, get Sophie, and tell the School Master," I answered and continued, "The school tower is between our schools but try not to get caught." "Thank you, Candace," Agatha sighed in relief and went to pick up her friend while I went to hit the sack.

Xyla's POV

As I enjoyed my new dorm with Hester, Anadil, and Dot, we met this new blonde girl and she looked like a princess in rags.

"Ugh! I told you we'd get her!" Anadil scoffed.

I purred while crossing my arms, "Don't worry, darlings! She's going to give us a happy ending that we deserve!"

"Let me guess! It's Belle or Anastasia or Sugarplum!" Hester purred.

Sophie corrected, "Actually my name is Sophie!"

Hester and Anadil cackled while I chuckled like this with discontempt,

"That is what an Ever would have that name indeed! Nevers don't even have names like that! You could've been named Bellatrix, Lilith, or Morticia!"

Dot scowled, "Oh you three have no manners! Welcome to room 66! I'm Dot, daughter of Robert de Rainault!"

Sophie was speechless and Anadil snapped, "Hello the Sheriff of Nottingham?"

Dot reassured, "It's ok! He's not super famous!"

"Yeah, who's ever heard of Robin Hood? Learn your history, cream puff!" Hester scoffed.

I agreed, "Yes! Even though you read fairy tales with happy endings, where did your brain go?"

Dot introduced Sophie, "Anyways that's Anadil and that ray of sunshine is Hester."

I curtsied and replied, "The name's Xyla! Daughter of Odile, the precious Black Swan!"

Dot said to Sophie, "You can bunk next to me, Sophie!"

"That's a funny name for a villain!" I raised my eyebrows with intrigue.

Anadil scoffed, "Oh please! She's not a villain!"

I concurred with discontempt as I cupped her jaws and her chin, "Yes, look at her! She is too innocent to be a Never!"

"Of course! I'm not a villain! Look at me," Sophie pleaded. "Do I look Like a witch, a troll, a disgusting old hag, or especially some ruthless black swan?"

I was enraged and boiled with fury. My face turned red, my eyes turned black, and veins appeared on my face after hearing those words.

How I look like when I get pissed

Hester felt a little upset as she saw the picture of her late mother as she hissed, "That hag is my mother!" "How dare you insult us and our mothers like that!" I snarled angrily. "My mother, Odile, is the most well-known ballerina in history! What about your family, hm?" We were walking towards her and I grabbed my wand out, pointing at her. Sophie stammered meekly, "I'm sure your mothers' are beautiful on the inside. I have to get to the other school. I'm Good!" "Yeah at disguising evil," Anadil barked. Sophie pleaded, "But I'm not evil!" Hester interrogated, "Let's settle this with science." We pinned her to the balcony railing and I used my wand and roared, "Crucio!!!" Sophie screamed and cried in pain like Hermione as I tortured her.

It was too excruciating for her as Hester and Anadil roared with cheers until Dot screamed, "Xyla, that's enough!!" I stopped while Sophie whimpered in pain. Hester whispered, "If she's good, the fairies will come to her when she falls." "But if she smashes on the rocks in a gruesome skull-splintering death, she is evil," I finished her sentence. Anadil cheered, "The second one! Do the second one!" "But she's a villain and doesn't know it yet," Dot quivered. Sophie pleaded, "No! I'm Good." "Aw she whines like an Ever. Smells like an Ever and has hair like an Ever, and having a girl like an Ever or had," Hester purred. I cooed, "You look like an Ever, act like an Ever, and talk like an Ever but you're the Never in disguise." We were about to cut Sophie's hair off and she screamed, "Hey! Not the hair!" She attacked Hester and growled, "You want proof that I'm good? Grab a mirror and then look at it, you Hag!" "Ok, Sophie, you better answer my questions first," I responded in a silky voice as I grabbed her by the collar of her dress.

Just like this movie scene

I interrogated with a whisper and pointed my wand at her neck, "Do you have blonde hair like Rapunzel?" "Yes!" "Have you searched for gold and lived in the castle or discovered that you had magical powers?" "No!" "Have you ever talked or sang to animals and other magical creatures?" "Yes!" "Were you cursed or poisoned?" "No!" "Were you Kidnapped and enslaved?" "No and Yes!" "Do you have a stepfamily?" "Yes!" "Were you saved by some prince and had true love's kiss?" "No!" "I told you, she's definitely evil!" Dot whispered. Sophie begged, "But I want to be a good princess and being a witch is not my forte!" "Alright! If you want to get into that school and prove to us that you're the princess, you better give us a happily ever after first!" I growled. "Ok, I get it! I'll do anything you say," Sophie whimpered with tears. I smirked as I let go of her shirt and ruffled her hair, "Good! Now be a good girl!" "Evil girl," Hester corrected me matter-of-factly.

We heard from her friend and it was Agatha. She and Sophie tried to escape from the school and switch back to their original lives but they were caught by the master and they were sent back to their dorms.