School Of The Unsolved

Tension

I didn't want to be there anymore. I didn't want to care about her anymore. All I wanted to do was leave. I could leave and live my life perfectly without her insults and trash opinions. She didn't even know what she was talking about. She was truly ignorant about the topic. Especially for someone who had such a strong opinion about it.

I didn't care though. I didn't want to worry. I didn't want to have a second thought about it. Worrying was for lames anyway. If I left her today it would affect me tomorrow. She didn't do anything for me. She never had my back. Why should I care?

All eyes had been on me at this point. They both knew she had messed up. Of course, she didn't care for long. Of course, she went right back to crying about her own problems. According to her, she had things very bad. According to her she probably had things worse than children starving or innocent people getting murdered. She had things so bad that she didn't care about what anyone else went through. She didn't even care about her own brother's feelings. In the end, she had it the worse right?

The tension had been too much at this point. Blair's eyes never left me. I knew she was trying to figure out how I was feeling. Unlike somebody, she actually cared.

So that's why I decided to leave.

Kennedy didn't care and she would care until she realized she was truly alone.

I saw Josie. I saw the hurt in her eyes. I knew she wanted to take back everything she did to Blair. I knew that she cared. I knew that was something Kennedy wasn't capable of. All she cared about was herself and her problems.

I didn't have any time for that.

I quickly walked down the hall with nobody following behind. I realized why Blair liked to be alone so much. It was much better than being with people who didn't care about you.

I jumped as an arm wrapped around me. Was I going to die?

I quickly turned to see who the person was. Ok not going to die I thought to myself. It was the one and only Nowhere to be found.

"where the hell have you been" I questioned way too exhausted to raise my voice. I wasn't mad at her anymore. She had been lucky she wasn't there. I wished I wasn't there. I wished I never had to hear my own sister crap on my life. You couldn't really change things though.

Josie had looked half dead. I didn't know if it was from her wild midnight activity or because she was actually dying.

"well school exists to I've been there," she said as she shrugged get arms. "either way you look totally livid"

I could see myself but my face had literally been hurting from being too angry so I was pretty sure she was right.

"well you missed a lot, Jo"

That was nothing but the truth. In fact, she had literally missed everything.

"what do you mean?" She asked as she stopped walking. I didn't want to explain what was happening but I didn't really have the choice. I decided to not follow the same path as Kennedy and just say it straight out.

"well Kennedy's adopted at to her that's worse than world hunger," I said as I shook my head "she's not mad at our parents for not telling her she just mad that her perfect self is adopted"

Josie looked at me with a confused look. I knew she felt the same way I did about the situation. I'm sure everybody would take my side because I was right. Why would you talk about how bad being adopted is in front of your brother who's literally adopted. It didn't mane any sense. The only reason she said those things was because once again she didn't care about how I felt.

"that doesn't make any sense," Josie said as she ran her hands through her hair. She looked just as frustrated as I was.

"I was trying to find you but you weren't nowhere to be found. You definitely got lucky with that one. You didn't have to hear the crap that was coming out of her mouth."

"Should I even go back to talk to her?" said the girls her phone instantaneously lit up. The girl quickly read the notification and then turned the phone to me.

"don't talk to me. You weren't there when I needed you. Now I know why Blair hates you. From baby sister Ken" I read out loud to the girl that looked nothing but frustrated.

"she sure has some nerve," I said as I pulled Josie forward and began walking farther from Kennedy's room.

"Yea some nerve alright. Me not being there is nothing compared to Blairs situation but of course, she would say something like that"

"insults are definitely her strong suit," I said as we finally reached the stairway.

It wasn't long before we finally ended up back on the first floor. I was there but I also wasn't. I was deep in my mind. Everything that had happened ran through my mind at least once. This school was really insane. I wished we never moved. Things used to be so simple. Now that wasn't the case.

My eyes fell on a large group of people crowding around the principal and the assistant principal.

My heart stopped in fear. Did somebody else die? I quickly moved. Faster then I had moved the first time. I was absolutely horrified.

"what's happening," I asked as I finally reached the group. My heart was racing faster and faster.

A girl turned around with a large smile on her face "were getting three days off!! Were going home"

No, I thought to myself.

This had been the worst timing. We all hated each other and now we would be forced to be together. Not to mention what Kennedy would do to our parents.

"This place should be called unfortunate Academy" Josie whispered from behind me.