Aang and Kenny where the first to get up that morning, they had to make sure that little Karen was up and ready to go to school. It was again the beginning of the semesters and they couldn't be late to their first day of school (Kevin was an exception). Karen was going to forth grade in elementary, and Kenny would be in starting as a junior in Alice Elemental High. It was already Aang's second year and you could only could be accepted if you had good grades or had enough money to pay. Aang had that easy, but Kenny had to work a little harder for his grades to stay up.
"Common Karen, you’re going to be late for your first class, and you need to make a good first impression,” said Aang as he strapped her in the old rusty car.
"And don't forget to eat your lunch,” said Kenny as Aang handed her a packet of pop-tarts, Karen gave them a nod. "Okay we're all set, let's get going," Aang got front seat, and Kenny got behind the wheel and started driving until the reached Karen's school.
"Good luck Karen, have a good day!” yelled Aang as Karen walked through the doors, but they faintly heard a 'Good luck to both of you too'. Aang looked at his special silver pocket watch and gasped at the time, they were five minutes from being late. "Agh! Kenny step on it!" Aang shrieked.
"What?” Kenny asked as he glanced at the time on the radio. “We still have 15 minutes, and-"
"No! Kevin got this new radio, but he didn't set up the time correctly! We only have four minutes now!" Aang yelled, worry growing by the second. Kenny didn't think twice and he stomped on the pedal, and drove as fast as he could, almost driving through the stop sign, but they made it past the gates of the school with twenty seconds to spare. They ran inside, franticly looking for the office.
“Kenny and Aang McCormick!” yelled Aang as him and Kenny ran through the office doors. Luckily there was no one in the office, but a blond lady next to the school computer.
“um, okay the McCormick’s, correct?” Aang and Kenny gave quick nods. “Okay,” she said as she looked for them through the school server. “Ah, both of you go to the purple table outside, they’ll give you your schedule.” They heard the ten minute bell ring as they closed the gates.
“Thank you,” they both said and ran outside.
“Dude, we barely made it,” said Kenny as they both looked for the purple table.
“I know right! Next time we’re toasted,” said Aang. “Hey, the tables,” Aang pointed to the tables on the school lunch area.
“Common,” said Kenny. They got to the line of the purple table, they saw some familiar faces.
