Creative Writing: My Hero's Journal

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"Yes, I need to request a pick up for two students, one is injured," Olen said to the office through the phone still keeping an eye on Sonia.

Annabelle was being comforted by her brother and friends while Sonia sat far from her clique to prevent any further accidents, they were an even bigger problem. Olen walked to her, after he hung up, and began to question why she had committed herself to hurt Annabelle if they were sat far apart for reason.

"She's intruding in my love life, she deserves much more than a punch."

"Sonia, this will not land you in any more week suspensions from one class, they might expel you for harming another student, this is a risk towards your education and future."

Sonia glanced at Olen and shrugged, she knew a
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She walked a few steps forward and leaned against the wall on her side turned away from the class who was still very confused as to why that had happened, they don't remember much but what could be seen was shocking enough. Henry asked Olen if he could walk down the office with Annabelle to receive any sort of medical help, although he knew not much could be done, before his arrival with Sonia, he wouldn't let her go on her own due to a risk of endangerment for others. The pair walked out of the classroom without questions and Olen placed his hand on her for support, he knew she had many questions and concerns, but he could not answer them, they both would have to …show more content…
Can you please answer my question, Leo?" Annabelle asked frustrated.

"It's my fault."

"How so, Leo?" Olen asked pushing himself off the bed and standing in front of him.

"Sonia read our messages, she thought you were the reason why I wanted to break up with her, she just brushed it off but I should've known that was only a lie to get me off her back. Mr. Olen, where is Sonia?"

"She should be in the office by now, we are waiting on the school nurse, see if she can at least supply Annabelle with an ice pack to help with the swelling. Do you have a pass, by the way?"

Leo sheepishly took out his pass and handed it to Olen who excused the lie, he knew Annabelle and Sonia were very important to him and he deserved to stand by their sides, hopefully help with the situation.The school nurse walked into the room no later and examined Annabelle, giving her an ice pack and sympathetically apologizing each time she pressed it too hard against the bruise. Although she wished to do do

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