nt," Mr. Bradley tried to sound reasonable, but from the look on Mr. Th

w such indecent behavior to go unpunished? I would like to spea

d to talk to Mr. Thompson. She hadn't said a word, knowi

nding doom looming over her. She was suddenly aware and conscious of how grave the situation mi

story might change along the way. And maybe some might even think she was in

e. If so happens, God forbid, it would be the end of his career and Mr. Moore, who had secured him the job, wouldn't give a ca

ter all, some of the older teachers didn't like the idea of having such a freshly out-of-college, arro

When he stayed silent because he couldn't find the right words to use in his explanation, they mistook that for arrogant behavior.

roud of his achievements. Being an intern teacher

rstand that he was just at Ludwig Academy for a short per

outcast among the teachers. He felt like the older teachers specifically hated him. They envied him becaus

y, Mr. Thompson was saying to G

Only black cover shoes were allowed in the Academy, but today of all days, she was wear

r as she struggled to pull off her sneakers, which s

ice, Bradley," said Mr. Thompson. And to Grac

she hadn't heard clearly. But when she was sure of

adley was out of earshot before he

d turned around s

nd last time only because of your hea

d that her parents hadn't extended wor

serve your five days dete

isfied that Mr. Thompson had decided to punish her and no

e time, waving at Nova until she exited the hallway. It was time to go home, and No

eading towards the detention hall, she thought about Mr. Bradley

nts playing and making the hall unbearably loud. She sa

ad enough

notice the sudden changes in the hall. Everywhere was suddenly so silen

was startled to see Jayden Juni

in his chair where he would usually sit to make a roll ca

ome kind of threat and negative vibes coming off him as he kept scowling. Then she re

Alcott, the evil prefect, in the same space with her, she couldn't even begin