The Cholter Act

There are two types of people: the good people and bad. Nobody can make a line between them though, so what happens when a good person something bad? Or vice versa? Are they then accepted into the society as their own opposite? What if a good person is blamed of a crime by a bad? The good is put on trial and is believed, and the bad is imprisoned for attempting a good act.

Now try this: A bad person does something very good and is then called a good person, then keeps up the act, while really has no good intentions. He is a role model, and any bad thing he does is just a slip up.

Micheal Cholter had exactly this kind of life. He is considered an 'astounding child prodigy'. In all he had amazed all of his teachers and professors.

When he was four he had been able to read light novels and understand them as well anyone, and at six had finished middle school studies. Much of school he skipped, but stayed with middle school. During this he went to Homberry Middle, and tried to stay as inconspicuous as a eight year old in middle school could be.

He made a friend group that consisted of about five people.

The first was Derek Hynes, who burrowed his way into the group with his intelligence and skill with a chess board.

Second was Lyle McLesley , who was the 'jock' of the school, joined after he realized a eight year old had some mean moves, and could floor him.

Third was Rose Freight, she was shy but Michael had learned she could hack into the CIA database as if it was a simple game.

Fourth was Angelina Palmery, who seemed invisible, with attentiveness that made her impossible to sneak up on, had almost jumped out of her skin when the boy tapped her shoulder in the hallway she assumed had been abandoned before.

And the fifth was Kadashi Sukima, the japanese foreign exchange student, who spoke over 50 languages.

Michael's Group seemed like any other odd group of kids, but the school never would have thought they were anything like this.