The Note Passer - Michael Clifford
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  • Parts 1
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Ongoing, First published Feb 21, 2015
it was my first day in school. Not only my first day at this school, but my first day in Australia. I don't make many friends, a few, I guess that's all I need. I also had a friend who I didn't really know exactly who they were. In science, the tall tables had pockets. These pockets were mostly used for trash. But that wasn't my use, or, frankly, my friends. We left notes and talked. We knew a lot about each other but not our names or ages. We used code names. Maybe it will stay that way for forever or maybe one of us will give out too much information and we'll figure it out.
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This is the story of how we found out. At first it was just us three, a cold June morning, a hyper maths class, and a beloved teacher. Then, she had to leave, and it was just us three who had the idea that maybe it was not all it seemed. At first it was just us being silly. We made a 'fake' theory, just for fun, and it ended up not just involving her but everyone else who was being suspicious in our eyes. Ha ha. And then, we went to sleep, and didn't speak of it again, but when woke, there were more than the three of us who knew about it. At first it was just a theory, but before the week had ended it had turned into something more. Of course, at first we were skeptical, but not after it became our reality. A reality so true and harsh that at the first signs of disbelief, it had come to bite us, to hunt us down, to try to kill us. And then we had no choice to unrap it, and that was when we found the truth. This is mostly the story of how me and my two best friends, one teacher, and classmates solved the case of the missing maths teacher and saved about a dozen others from their fates. But this is also the start of something bigger. The formation of a team, the prospect of more adventures, and a mystery just waiting to be solved. Just remember one thing: nothing is ever as it seems.