Swim

There Goes My Hero?

"The prankster masters needs to return" said Alan. "Overall we need the prankster team"
"No" said Cameron. His manner a little colder than usual.

"But this time we have us" said an elated Alan. He pointed to himself with his thumb.
"We can help with the new opression of the school"

"Permanent record" shouted a boy with short boy hair. Interrupting the speech between the junior and the senior students.
He turned to the window closest to him and lowered his head. His forehead touched the glass as he started to mumble.
"Last time I almost got everyone in trouble" he mumbled.
"Almost became obsolete"
"Almosy.....no...."

"Great we just lost Smith" said a student named Danielle Chang. Her long black hair now in a bun, she rose to her feet from her rolling chair. Slowly, she grabbed Smith's shoulders and eased him off the inner edge. Leading the zombified teenager to a chair, she patted this shoulders.

"Dear, dear Spencer" she said conscendingly. "Everything is going to be alright"

"We only did ..."

"An overconfident selfish prick and his crew were ruling the school with an iron hand. Even the teachers were afraid of them once again."

"Because they were afraid of their big bad daddies. I mean respectively well-renounced parents" said Danielle.

"I wouldn't say he was a prick" mumbled Cameron. Austin rolled his eyes as he continued speaking for Cameron. He placed his hands on Alan's shoulders.

"But I agree wholeheartedly kid" said Austin. "We cannot just start getting familiar with the idea that every bad egg can be stopped by what we did"

They were overwhelmed by their idols. The group of six seniors who singlehandly brought the pretiguous St. Maria to their knees were now distancing themselves from the newere situation. Disappointed with the end result as they were ushered out of the study room. Little by little the remaining sentences were becoming snappier as they saw their opportunity was becoming thin.

"It was a great meeting" said Cameron. "But I think we should meet again in the future"

"No" said Rhett. The shyiest of the three junior years. " I am the one who is amazed and impressed by...."
"Thank you" said an bashful Rhett slowly.

"They are just kids. Young teenagers who started believing that the world is their oyster" said
"You have been listening in on your Mom's psychology sessions again?" asked Cameron.

"I respect their decision" said Rhett.
"But why won't they help us?" winced Alan.

As they released their frustration, they failed to see the blockage in the middle of the junior section hallway.