The principle’s office
Fran, Liz, Cleo, Rosado, Cynthy, and Megan all sat In seats in the principle’s office.
“Ladies,” he said sitting down, “You organized a protest in Elm Tree high school, had students trading their uniform shirts for ‘Watt Pad revolution” shirts, and made a grown man cry.”
“You?” Cleo asked.
“No! Mr.GreenElbow.”
“Ohhh.”
“Girls, what I’m trying to say is I have no other choice, I am arranging you to be expelled this Friday. The next three days at Elm Tree high school will be your last.”
They girls walked out of the office with a sad look on their face.
“So, what happened?” Vincent asked.
“We’re being expelled,” Megan cried.
“What are my parents going to say?” Liz asked.
“I didn’t even think about my parents!” Bell said grabbing her light colored hair.
“I just can’t believe we got expelled,” Cleo sighed.
“Well, did you really think that we were just going to go on with our revolution without getting in trouble?”
“Well no, but I didn’t think we would get expelled.”
“So, what happens next?” Rosado asked.
“I don’t know,” Cynthy said.
“Girls,” Vincent said, “Even if you leave this school, the revolution will go on, we’ll make sure it does.”
“I don’t know, Vince, I don’t think enough people would join to make it work,” Bell said.
“Wait, how many days do you guys have left?”
“Three, we leave this Friday, why?”
“That’s enough time, you have to make a plan, you have to.”
“Vincent is right,” Fran said, “We didn’t work this hard for nothing.”
“You’ve got a point,” Cleo said.
“I don’t want this revolution to end just yet,” Cynthy said.
“So, let’s do it,” Bell said. They all put their hands in a circle.
“Lift up on three,” Rosado said, “1…2…3”
“Meet afterschool at my house,” Cynthy said, “Then we’ll continue.”
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When our school blocked Wattpad
فكاهةWhen a school blocks Watt pad, a group of girls will stop at nothing (not even a stop sign) to bring back their beloved app.
