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Chapter one
Lee was tierd, he and his dad just moved to a new city, his dad said it was for work, (he didn’t believe him, tho he didn’t say anything, his father always had good reasons when he told a lie) and now he, again had to suffer through the process of getting used to a new environment. He hated it here, it was so much noisier than back home.
He was finally ready to fall asleep after not feeling like it all night, when his father smacked his door open, grabbed him by the scruff, and dragged him out of his room, he whined for just five more minutes of sleep, before his father plopped him in front of their breakfast corner, in front of a plastic bowl of leftover pizza from the night before. He just stared it, then up at his dad incredulously. Tilting his head in question.
“What?” His dad asked, looking back at him whit a questioning body language.
“Why are we up at-“ he looked over at the timer on their oven “7:30? That is way too early.” He said, frowning.
His father stared at him for a few seconds before he burst into laughter. It has been a while sense lee heard his dad laugh, so it startled him. His dad continued to laugh for a bit, then he took a deep breath and walked over to their breakfast corner, still giggling, before taking a seat.
“Damn boy, I knew your memory wasn’t the best, but this? We’ve been talking about it sense we moved!” His father exclaimed.
Lee kept staring at him in confusion before it suddenly hit him. Today was the day school started, meaning, he was going to a new school, whit new people, and on a new path. he groaned and flopped to the floor. his father laughed again.
“Now, now, yore a big boy, you can deal whit it. Can’t you?” His father said.
Lee knew he was trying to be comforting, but it didn’t work. If anything, Lee just felt more anxious from his words. but his dad was right. He needed to man up, act like the 16-almost 17- year old he was. Even if he didn’t feel like it. So, he sat up, and picked at his breakfast, then his dad was leading him out the door, and down a street. Then another, then another. until they reached the ugliest, most soulless, boring, building lee has ever laid his eyes upon. It had the words ‘Evatin High School’ written on it in the ugliest green imaginable, and to add to the pile of shit this building was, the writing was in comic sans.
Lee absolutely hated it. But his dad was already gone by the time he made those observations.
Lee sighed looking around before he squeezed his fluffy body trough the door at the front.