Mornings, mornings, mornings. My family and I wake up the same way every morning, listening to the chirping noises of birds. I walk down the stairs into the kitchen, all dressed up in my brown trousers and my blue sweater vest. I ate a delightful breakfast with sunny side- up and almond milk. The next thing on my agenda is to go to school.
I jump on the bus and chose a seat next to Leo. Leo is my best friend. He hates mornings, though. As we got off the bus, I walk cautiously to my locker. High school can be a crowded, loud place where no advanced man wants to be.
My first class is band. I play the french horn. Our sheet music stands are filled with syncopated rhythms and triple-eighth notes. Wonderful!
My next class is computer. My project in computer is to pixelate a 3d replica of the Angkor Wat in Cambodia. Man, I love technology!
Once the day was over, we went to the CookieCrumble Bakery. Grey, Ginger, Karson, Leo, and I walked into the bakery and smelled of red velvet cupcakes, Karson's grandmother, and misery. I will tell you why. Because someone poisoned Sophie Sharp. I wasn't there when it happened because I received a phone call from Metro Hospital that my father underwent emergency surgery. I said bye to Ginger and jumped on the bus, where it would take me to the hospital.
*******************************
The next day at school, Grey started asking me what I was doing when Sophie was poisoned. Well first of all, I wasn't there, so I didn't know what Grey was talking about. She sincerely told me and asked where I was when it happened.
" I received a phone call from Metro Hospital that my father underwent emergency surgery."
"Ok, I believe you. I'll see you at the bakery later today."
She turned around and walked off. She looked so pretty as walked carrying that notebook.
YOU ARE READING
That's the Way the Cookie Crumbles
Mystery / ThrillerThis book is a mystery. It includes a couple of outcast highschool students. Each part is told in the character's perpective.
