Long Time Bully

The Guidance Office

Alaya hadn't seen Sarah at all, but she walked down the hall to her locker, checked in with her home room teacher, and went down to guidance. She felt nervous because for some reason she thought that Sarah might be there and snitching on her. She didn't care. She went down. As she walked down the long, bright hallway into the guidance office, she felt happy. Maybe this could be her ticket to happiness! No more bullying! But what are the odds of that happening. Nobody knows what Sarah is capable of. Alaya hasn't been to the guidance office for so long, and right now she doesn't know anyone and she didn't know if she could trust them with this issue. Alaya approached the office manager, saying "Miss can I see my guidance consular?" The nice lady replied with "Yes you may. She is the first office to your left down that hall right over there. If you need any help let me know!"
She was so sweet, and Alaya kind of trusted her. "Miss mackson?" Alaya knocked on her door. "Yes Alaya?" Miss Mackson already knew about what Sarah was doing, but she didn't know about the texts that she got. As Alaya showed Miss Mackson the texts, the counselor reached for the phone. Alaya didn't quite know what she was doing until she heard her ask a voice on the other side of the phone "Please send down Sarah Johnson to the guidance office to Miss Mackson." Alaya got scared. She didn't want to see Sarah. She knew she was going to tell lies, and probably say they are best friends like she always did before. Alaya always let her say that, but this time, she was going to stand up to Sarah and tell the truth. Sarah had nothing to use against Alaya now. Alaya saw Sarah come in and she sat across the way from her. With her phone in Miss Mackson's hands, she knew Sarah was going to be in trouble.
"Miss Johnson. What are these threat texts that you sent to Alaya? And don't say it was a joke or she's your friend because I know everything. And you aren't going to get away with it this time." Alaya has never seen Miss Mackson so serious or angry, but Alaya enjoyed seeing Sarah get yelled at. "I didn't send that! I swear! Alaya and I are very close! I wouldn't do such a thing!" Protested Sarah. Miss Mackson didn't believe one word coming out of her mouth, neither did Alaya. Sarah shot a look to Alaya signaling her to go along with this "idea" of Sarah's. " tell us the truth Sarah." Alaya said. Miss Mackson already written Sarah up because she was bullying Alaya and then she lied about it. "Well, Miss Johnson, if you don't tell me the truth you will be expelled from this school, and reported to the police for threatening a
Alaya. Tell us the truth and your life will be easy." At this point, Alaya knew Miss Mackson wasn't messing around,and hearing the words of Miss Mackson saying that Sarah would get expelled was the best thing she heard in a very long time. As Sarah told more lies, Miss Mackson was so done and she just called down the principal so that she could sign the paper for Sarah saying that she was going to get expelled. But, Sarah can't lie to the principal, because the principal knows when Sarah lies or not.
As Mrs Stewart walked in, she saw Sarah and already knew that she did something bad. Alaya became nervous because she has never had this type of thing happen to herself before. "So, I hear that someone has been bullying." Mrs Stewart wasn't messing around, and she was very serious about this. Mrs Stewart was one of those people that were tough luck, you live with what you did kind of person. "Sarah, tell the truth. We have cameras and we have seen what you did to Alaya in the halls. Don't lie and this will be a lot easier." Mrs Stewart directed. It felt like hours until this whole thing ended. Sarah "told the truth", but that doesn't mean she won't stop, would she?