"The principal is waiting for you," The lady at the front desk told me. If the principal wanted to see me they should've announced "to the principal's office..." I walked in and I wasn't expecting parents to be there. I just don't know who this Jonah is.
"Hi Ms. Jones. Take a seat," I sat right next to, who I assume is Jonah, and sat straight.
"I'm sorry to call you up here Ms. Jones but there is a reason for that." I looked over at Jonah and he seems nice.
"Did Jonah do something to this girl?" The lady, who is Jonah's mom, asked. The mom and dad of his don't look much like him. Jonah could be adopted, but it's not nice to judge people.
"No, but it's more of what he can do for her," This caught everyone's attention, especially mine.
"What is it exactly I can do for her? Last I checked, I have a 'poor behavior'." Jonah said. He has poor behavior?
"Yes, but your grades are excellent. Nothing like I've seen before and all the other teachers can agree. So I would like for you to tutor Kee for the time being,"
"WHAT!" Jonah and I had the same reaction. "I know that my grades are bad but I'm new here" I said.
"You came here over 2 months ago. You should have gotten all this stuff down by now."
I can't believe this. Why would the principal give me a tutor that I don't know of and then he has poor behavior!
"Look Mr. Smith, I can do better if you give me a different tutor. I mean you did say before he has poor behavior"
"I'm sorry Kee but you need him. He may not be likeable but he can help you out."
I looked at Jonah and he seemed to be smirking at me. I don't want this but if he'll help bring my grades up then I'll have to deal with it.
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RandomWhen living a life of chaos and uncertainty, human beings thirst for truth. However, truth comes about as a rare quality. Hard to have and even harder to find. That's what readers will find in this story of Jonah and Kee, where not only is truth ha...
