A Kid's Journey

Her Future

"The gates haven't been shut well," I pondered.

Since I went out of the classroom, I was going to officially get out of school.

"Time to take my first step," I told myself.

I ran outside and screamed with happiness.

"This home time is my time to be free!" I screamed.

I looked on my watch.

The time was 10:41.

It was kind of early. But ever since Mrs Jordans went out to get our maths questions, that was a idea.

I brung my lunchbox just in case I was hungry.

"I'm out of school! Yes!" I screeched.

I looked around and saw a truck of pumpkins.

I ran on the road and managed to sit on my phone with free connection.

"Let's see what Never Before has for us today," I exclaimed.

This has to be good.

"Cheaper by the Dozen.." I sighed and turned away.

"I don't know why everything is boring," I thought to myself.

A teacher was standing at the gate.

"Angie! Did I give you permission to sneak out of school?" Mr. McIver asked me.

"Mr. McIver.." I sighed and stared at him.

"It was a debate. Me escaping was the winning team," I told him.

"You're coming back.. he began.

TOMORROW!!!"

"Alright, calm it," I answered.

"Or otherwise I might have to tell child services," I proclaimed.

"Don't please! Anything except that!" she shouted.

However, it still drove off.

Mr. McIver's View
"Little brat. Well, if she's telling child services, I better call them first," I told myself.

I got a note from the principal, Mr. Joyner, who rushed out.

"Haven't you heard?" he questioned me.

"About what?" I answered.

"Angie Goodman has escaped school!" he explained to me.

"It can't be," I exclaimed.

"Yes! Mrs Jordans is teaching the Year Ones right now," he began.

"And then what?" I asked him.

"She's not coming back to the school!" he told me.

"The school has been having a search for her!" he continued.

"What could happen next?" I questioned him.

"Nobody had found Angie, so she must have been taken away," he proclaimed.

"And then.." I explained.