Ellie Wilson aims and hopes to end her school's unfair social and unjust separation.
But she can't do that without meddling with the school's bad boys.
Phoenix Mason Ash and Jake Paul.
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"Well, girls like 'bad boys with freckles'." He defends.
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"Could Ms. Ellie Wilson please come to the principal's office-right now." The class intercom rings.
The entire class turns around and stares at me. I smirk knowingly, get up from my chair, and make my way to the front of the class and out the door.
I take my time walking, making sure I piss off the principle even more. While doing so, I take the time to admire the school hallway. Usually this place is crowded with so many students, so you don't really get see the beauty of the school.
Thinking of a really good idea, I momentarily stop at my locker and grab my car keys-tossing them in the air and catching them with ease.
Stuffing the keys in my pocket, I make my way to the principal's office and knock on the door.
Hearing a very quiet "Come in." I open the door and plop myself onto one of the chairs in front of Mr. Stevens, Brantford Highschool's Principle.
Looking at him and raising my left brow, I urge him to speak.
"So," Mr. Stevens begins, "I've been hearing about certain events that have occurred during this past month regarding, well-your behaviour." Mr Stevens implies.
"What about my behaviour, Rodney?" I decide to address him by his first name.
Mr. Stevens turns a bright red and tries to loosen up the tie around his awfully swollen neck.
"A-ahm, a lot of teachers have been complaining about how base you've become."
I throw my head back, laughing un-enthusiastically. "You mean wretched-right?" I say, making my voice sound deep and hollow.
Mr. Stevens gulps and looks down at a piece of paper on his desk.
"Back chat, excessive amount of late submission, chewing of gum." Mr. Stevens begins reading. "Damaging of school property and disrespect."
