Dragon and Werewolf Transfer

chapter 10

The next day came and Jake came into school to start another day, but it wouldn't be too long now. He just kind of hoped it was Friday already so that he could go home, but also, take Erin to the Spring Dance that was coming up and sighed as he thought about her and nothing or no one else.

"I miss her already." Jake sighed about Erin.

The Angry Scientist soon gave everyone safety goggles.

"Well, pay attention, I don't want my grade to be tarnished because of you." June warned Jake.

"Yeah, yeah. Don't worry, we got this." Jake replied.

"Pour in the purple liquid first, little childrens, and then a drop of yellow." The Angry Scientist told his class.

Max grinned as he loved this class more than the other students did.

"That kid is creepy." Jake commented about Max.

"He claims that he's a super-villain." June informed.

"That little gnome, a super-villain?" Jake replied.

"Hey, his words, not mine." June replied.

"Now add a few drops of the red liquid and then mix it together." The Angry Scientist continued.

The students did as told.

"I wonder if Erin would love Science..." Jake smiled to himself. "She's so amazing."

"Focus, Dragon Boy." June reminded him.

"Oh! Yeah, sorry, yo." Jake replied.

June rolled her eyes as they focused on their beaker.

"You may now stir for a while and you can record your results after." The Angry Scientist then said.

Everyone continued to work while Jake just thought about Erin while stirring the beaker.

"Hey, Dragon Boy!" June called.

"Erin?" Jake blinked.

"Oh, my God, will you shut up about that girl already?" June groaned. "We have a project to do!"

"You don't have to talk to me like that, you know." Jake glared slightly.

"Just focus, all right?" June glared back. "This is no time for daydreaming, in case you haven't noticed, we're dealing with probably dangerous and toxic chemicals!"

"Well, I don't say anything about you and that Sockhead kid." Jake retorted.

"You leave him out of this!" June demanded.

"Oh, so it's okay for you to be in love, but not me?" Jake replied.

"Look Jake, as long as you're going to be in this school, you better do your part, or else you'll get in trouble, okay?" June warned.

"What are you, my mom? Last time I checked, you aren't my parents." Jake replied.

"Fine, you wanna get detention, see if I care." June glared.

Jake just rolled his eyes as both of them continued their experiment.

"Gotta make it harder with you being here, don't ya?" June muttered.

Jake didn't say anything and stopped stirring as the beaker soon turned bright purple and he wrote this down in his notebook. The Angry Scientist looked around the students as they worked on their experiments.

"Do we pass or what?" Jake asked.

"I suppose so, very nice work." The Angry Scientist told them.