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Claudia finds herself angry at Mary Anne's dad for taking a step back after taking two steps forward. Disclaimer - I don't own Baby-Sitter's Club (2020). Since things are less hectic, I am hoping on finishing up watching the last five episodes of the first season before the second season airs, for which I am super excited.

Claudia comes to an ability regarding her artwork. Disclaimer - I don't own Baby-Sitters Club 2020. This is a continuation of my series of one-one-shot per girl per episode for the new series, but it is a triple drabble for September 2021's Little Spacial of writing as many drabbles (three sizes) as one can.

On top of not having babysitting jobs, Claudia has a lot of math homework to work on. Disclaimer - I don't own Baby-Sitter's Club 2020. Note - Title is misspelled on purpose.

Claudia said the trip to Vermont would be boring, but oh, did she not know just the ride there would be worse than boring. Disclaimer - I don't own Baby-Sitter's Club 2020.

Haley didn't think anybody would find out about her part time job the previous summer, but someone at school left an envelope on her desk. Disclaimer - I don't own Stardew Valley or My Time in Portia. This was written for one of the prompts for Last Summer Conest Collab over on Wattpad. I'm going to try to write at least one story per prompt before August 15th for the fun of it. This one is written for Food Kart's prompt and needed to be 1.5-2k. "You're the president of an active school council in your high school. Everybody respected you. Until one day, someone from class has left a folded note on your desk. When you opened it, it was a printed picture of you wearing a ridiculous costume while serving food from last summer's part-time job. It was something you were embarrassed about. At the bottom, the note said, "I know what you did last summer."

Claudia struggles with being "good enough" for her parents. Disclaimer - I don't own Baby Sitter's Club 2020. Note - The second episode reminded me exactly why I related to Claudia the most. I'm actually a dyslexic writer/reader, but - whether it was intentional or not, Ann M. Martin really hit it on the head regarding Claudia. I know there are people who don't understand why Claudia never was diagnosed with a learning disability when it is so obvious she has one and the answer is - that's the reality of things, but just because she was given testing doesn't mean she would have been properly diagnosed, not to mention the fact there is still to this day schools which try avoiding giving proper diagnosis and the fact there are misconceptions regarding learning disabilities such as dyslexia where there's such misconceptions that you can't read or write at all, or not well.