I pushed the letters from
my mind.
Wheaton Prep, the
students, my real life, needed my attention.
I loved my job, and my
love was reflected in the devotion to my duties.
Sure, I was just
assistant principal, but I was also the one who handled all the day-to-day
bullshit that went on in a high school.
One part of that day-to-day
bullshit was dealing with students, specifically the ones who didn’t like to
play by the rules.
Like the young man who
sat across from me.
Sebastian.
His blue hair and
piercings violated the dress code.
I didn’t really care.
The kid had the mouth of
a sailor.
I couldn’t judge.
The kid had brought a
knife to school.
That I couldn’t let
slide.
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