It got to lunch. The final lesson was next and yet again she had another hour after school detention, for no homework. She spent most of her days like that. The thing is instead of Sitting in a dull classroom for an hour, she could've been doing homework. But no. She was never going to learn! The clock hit 4:00 and Sav was released from "prison". She practically sprinted home, even if she said she always made an excuse not to run and only would if she literally had no choice, she reached for the knocker but before she could even lay a finger on it, her mother opened the door.
"Detention again?" The middle aged women questioned in a bored tone.
The girl just nodded. Her mum didn't say anything because no matter how many times she tried to encourage her daughter to do it. Homework just didn't happen.
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Wrong Place, Wrong Time
Teen FictionMeet Savannah, an ordinary teen obsessed with Tumblr, Pizza, Bands, Netflix and A celebrity that doesn't know she exists. When she receives life changing news her life takes a turn for the worst.
