ACCEPT THE GOOD EXPECT THE BEST

Accept the Good Expect the Best Part 28

Reggie Orders for Little Tommy's Life,

The next day at his new school Little Tommy is already in

trouble. He has new pranks which was so interesting it happen to

make it in their school news paper that some how landed in the

Chicago Times, and Brandon went straight to Reggie to

show him the news article about Little Tommy's school. Knowing

they have already kill the prostitute and the police officer who

helped the little boy.

"We have to find this Little Tommy."

"So Blue, what are you going to do?" Brandon asked.

"What do you think I'm going to do? I had to kill my best prostitute behind that kid, he is one dead child. Now, where is this school, because he wasn't at the address that cop gave us before he died."

"He should have kept his promise to Claire, and kept his mouth shut." Brandon quietly said; thinking Reggie did not hear him.

"Yeah, now Claire and the cop is dead. Now let's go get that boy." Reggie replied ignoring that Brandon was talking to his self.

"Look, Blue, I'm not about killing a kid."

"Brandon, you work for me, and you will do whatever I tell you."

Trouble came upon Little Tommy so vigorously, with Brandon

and Reggie coming to the school looking for Little Tommy. 

 Regardless of how the students

and faculty found his pranks to be humorous, she felt to put a stop

to it, and his teacher sent for parents.

"Thomas Sheetz, I'm calling your parents, what you did last week and today, there is just no end to your pranks."

Fearing his mother returning to the world of performing music,

kept Little Tommy on ragged-edge, although his disillusioned

mythic of his problems can be solved by doing pranks in the class

room.

After Little Tommy's parents talk to the principal, they took it

lightly as they feel Little Tommy has an appetite for confusion,

just like his brother has an appetite for different foods.

His parents are convinced his pranks sounds more a lot like

revenge, more than a cry-out for help, but Little Tommy does not

care about what is going on with the school right now, he is

more concern with what is going on with the fear in his heart and where

is it coming from?

"Tommy why? What entitles you to make a major decision like destroying school property?" Rose asked.

"With these outbursts, how could you be learning anything?

Your chances of getting good grades this year are very slim." Thomas claimed.

"This is tragic." Rose cried.

"Mom, I'm afraid."

"Little T, what are you afraid of?"

"I don't know."

"Mr. and Mrs. Sheetz, In order to make this meeting palatable, may I make a suggestion that is a little more satisfying and free from the depression of stress?"