A Different Way To Finding Each Other

The Three Bullies

The second week of the new school year started and the three oldest Adams Foster kids are in the tenth grade, while the six youngest Adams Foster kids are in the seventh grade and so are their friends as the triplets sighed as they eyed the older kids who came to torment them.

The two older boys and one older girl stared at the Adams Foster triplets and smirked in their general direction. Montgomery, Cassandra and Alexander Prescott followed the seventh graders to where they needed to go. The three older white kids gave each other high fives as they saw the triplets. The seniors smirked as the three younger kids took off.

"HEY. YOU THREE!" the Prescott triplets replied. "Where are you going? We know you hear us!"

The Adams Foster triplets sighed and frowned as they went to their homeroom with their mama who eyed them with a look. They were late by five minutes as she came over to see them and they tensed up.

"Where were the three of you?" she asked.

"We went to the restroom mama," Callie lied. "We are sorry."

"Not again," she whispered as they nodded and Lena knew something was wrong as she went to her desk and sat down and carefully eyed her sons and her daughter as the girl tried to avert her eyes as the girl could not take it and left the room as Lena was shocked and got up. Her sons eyed their womb mate.

"Adam you are in charge," Lena replied as she ran after her daughter and caught up with her by grabbing her arm and eyeing her. "What is going on baby girl?"

"My tummy hurts," the girl replied. In fact it did, since she was scared of the girl who was bullying her as she sighed. The older girl came into view as Lena smiled wide. But Lena figured her bay girl was about to start her period.

"Hi Cassandra," Lena Adams Foster replied.

"Hi Mrs. Adams Foster," she added as she eyed Callie with a look. "How are you?"

"I'm fine and you?" Lena asked.

"Great," Cassandra replied. "Did you still need me to watch your kids tonight?"

Callie's eyes went wide as her mama smiled in a sad way. "No my wife is off last minute."

"Okay and good to know," Cassandra added.

"And this is my daughter Callie," Lena replied. "She is a triplet. I have two sons and a daughter."

"Oh. Hi I'm Cassandra," the older girl replied.

"Hi um I'm Callie," the scared girl added. "Nice to meet you."

"Get on back to class," Lena told her daughter as her baby girl nodded and left. She needed to talk with her two womb mates and she sighed and could not believe that Cassandra Prescott is her new baby sitter for her and her brothers, but at least not today. The girl felt a terrible panic as she walked into class and took her seat. Her four brothers eyed her worried.

At lunch, "So are you watching the kids tonight?" her brothers asked.

"No. The wife is off and guess who the kids are?" she asked.

"Who?" her two older brothers asked.

"The Adams Foster triplets and their three older brothers, and their friends, but they also have three brothers in high school and they don't need to be watched."

"What a small world," her two brothers said. "Here they come."

The triplets came and they were tripped on purpose and their lunches spilled and they were stopped on by the Prescott triplets as the Adams Foster triplets were hurt as Callie wiped her tears as Lena came running over.