Amelie really likes dogs, writing, and Marvel movies.
“Now as he looked at me, I had a gush of anger. The jock that punched my brother was Jeff, the popular athlete, and he had a huge crush on me. Everyone knew that.”
Chapter One: Lily
Hi there. My name is Lily Bolt. My brother is Jack Bolt. Our mother is the boss of The New Press™ (a writing company), and our father is a high school teacher. We go to MS:11 (a middle school). I am in the same homeroom as my brother! We are always together. It’s annoying (sometimes).
As we walked to our homeroom, I started to write.
“Ms. Bolt? Can I have your attention? Please stop writing in your diary,” my teacher, Ms. Miller, said, interrupting my thoughts.
“Ms. Miller, it’s… it’s not a… a diary. It’s a journal,” I stammered as other kids snickered. I’m not good with talking to adults (in front of other kids, at least).
“Ms. Bolt, do you think I care if it is a diary or not? Just close the book,” Ms. Miller said.
After math class, Ms. Miller called me as I was leaving the classroom. “Ms. Bolt?” She tapped me on the shoulder. “Please meet me in the classroom during lunch.”
I tried to ignore her but it was hard. Like, really hard.
“Okay.” I crossed my fingers, hoping Ms. Miller would forget.
“What happened?” Jack asked me.
“Nothing. Just getting pizza with Ms. Miller,” I lied. As I walked away, I looked over my shoulder. Jack was still standing there, jaw dropped. He is kind of like the teacher’s pet.
As he stood there, a jock walked over to him and said, “Hi, teacher’s pet!”
He punched him in the shoulder and laughed as he walked away. Jack rubbed his shoulder and walked to the boy’s bathroom, glaring at me.
“What did I do?” I yelled at the boy’s bathroom.
As I walked away to the library, the jock looked at me. Before I didn’t see the jock’s face when he punched Jack. Now as he looked at me, I had a gush of anger. The jock that punched my brother was Jeff, the popular athlete, and he had a huge crush on me. Everyone knew that. Maybe that’s why Jack glared at me.
I stormed up to Jeff and screamed, “Why would you do that?! That was my brother!”
As I walked away from Jeff to the library for computer class, Jeff ran up to me and gave me his “dashing” smile.
“I’m not falling for that again.”
Last week he ran to me after I did cheerleading tryouts and said, “I hope you got in,” and gave me his dashing smile.
I fell into my brother’s arms and fainted. (I used to like him).
“I’m not… I’m not… ” I muttered to myself as he said, “Look, I’m sorry. I really am. I didn’t know that was your brother!”
“Huh. Totally. I saw you when you punched him! You said, ‘Hi, teacher’s pet!’ And you then punched him. He is the only ‘teacher’s pet’ around here!” I yelled at him, right outside the library.
“Look, people will get punched around here! I don’t want you to get hurt,” Jeff said to me kindly.
“Why? ‘Cause I’m pretty? Huh?” I said to him.
Then I ran into the library, right before the bell rang. Students ran into the library. Girls gossiped, boys threw footballs, nerds read while they walked, loners walked, you guessed it, alone. Then I understood what Jeff meant. People will get hurt.
One girl ran up to me, hair in her face, yelling, “Lily! Lily!”
“Yes?” I asked calmly.
“Lily, come,” the girl said.
Her hair was purple-blue-green-brown. Then I recognized her. She was Ms. Miller’s daughter, Amy Miller. As I followed Amy, Jeff was talking to his jock friends, glancing at me at random times, girls were still gossiping, and other people were sitting on the ground, reading or playing video games.
“Come on!” Amy said.
When we got to where Amy brought me, I gasped. It was beautiful. School was suddenly over! (But that wasn’t the beautiful part.) The beautiful part was the snow. There were five inches of snow already, and it was still snowing! I ran to my locker and heard something.
“Everyone, there are already five inches of snow, and it is still snowing. So go to your locker and get your bag. No homework, just get home. Oh, wait, you do have homework. Don’t go outside when you get home!” the speaker said.
I got my bag, and put on my coat. I ran outside. It was still snowing. I felt a snowball against my back. I heard laughing. I turned around. Three boys were laughing at me. I felt anger. I ran home. Winter has begun. So have mean boys.
Chapter Two: Jack
As I walked home, I looked at my arm. I remember Lily saying, “It can’t be that bad.” I know she only said that because of Jeff. My shoulder looked badly bruised. I sighed. It is bad. It is, I thought. I took out my phone and noticed that Jeff wasn’t in the group chat. It was only me, Amy, Lily, and Noah (my best friend).
Hey sis. I noticed that Jeff isn’t on the group chat anymore. Why? Is it that you two broke up…? I texted Lily in our private chat
She didn’t answer for 10 minutes. She was usually on her phone or in her journal.
“Huh,” I muttered. “Whatever. Maybe she hates me. I don’t care anymore.”
I opened the door to our house, and Lily wasn’t in her special chair. Okay, this is getting suspicious. Of course she would be in the special chair either when she is sad or if she is… lazy, I thought.
I saw a note that said, Go upstairs. Or else. It wasn’t Lily’s handwriting, or Mom’s, or Dad’s. It couldn’t be Mom’s or Dad’s. They stayed at work for another five hours. I didn’t like threats, so I hurried up stairs. Nothing was in the hallway, except for another note.
It said, Go to your room. Stay there until your sister comes home. I walked into my room and sat on my bed. I waited there for about one hour. I got really impatient (and I don’t really get inpatient) and walked downstairs. I saw a bucket of paint hanging on the door, and I swear I saw, like, five boys around our house, with snowballs. Then I saw three boys and two girls with Nerf Guns.
“Huh.” I wondered aloud.
I quickly put my hand on my mouth and stood really still. Then I quietly walked over to the fridge and took an apple. Then I saw all the people that surrounded the house scurry away. Then I saw a girl, snow all over her back and front.
“Lily?” I said. Just then she opened the door. I screamed, “Noooo!!!”
Paint splattered all over her. She was wearing a bright green shirt. The paint was pink. Believe me, it looked like… gross. I had a yellow shirt. I jumped in too. I didn’t want Lily to be alone. But then she pushed me away and ran outside, just to get more snow on her. I ran outside too, and I got Nerfed. Those three boys and two girls shot Nerfs at me.
I pulled Lily inside. “What happened!?” I screamed at her.
Lily started to cry and ran into the bathroom. I felt guilty. I got towels for her and knocked on the door.
“What is it?!” she yelled.
“I… I just… brought… some towels,” I stammered. I opened the door, not looking in, and threw the towels in. Then I said, “You know… I’m really good at handwriting… You want me to do your homework?”
“Sure,” she said.
I ran downstairs, took her homework out of her bag, and saw a note. It said, Ms. Bolt, come early tomorrow to school. Come to my classroom. – Ms. Miller.
I gasped. I’ll tell her later, I thought. I finished her homework with a, Ms. Miller, I will not write in my journal during class anymore. I did my homework and then ran to Lily’s room. Lily was dry, all clean in her pajamas.
“I know who made those notes. Those kids out there,” she said out of nowhere.
“Um… here,” I handed her the note.
“Ugh,” she groaned.
“What? You get to have pizza and ice cream with Ms. Miller!” I was shocked.
“That’s during lunch! Right now… tomorrow morning… I’m going to be in big trouble!” She groaned again.
“No you’re not. Just show her your homework, and then she’ll let you go,” I said.
“Why?” Lily asked me.
“Because I wrote, Ms. Miller, I will not write in my journal during class anymore,” I replied.
“You have to ask me when you write stuff like that before you write it!!!” Lily said.
“Sorry,” I muttered.
“It’s okay,” Lily said quietly.
I put my pajamas on and went downstairs. I heard the door click open.
“Honey… darling,” a voice came from outside.
I opened the door and then I didn’t know if it was just me or a real one, but there was suddenly a blackout.
Chapter Three: Amy
Ding dong, the doorbell rang. The door opened.
“Yes?” A girl answered the door.
“Hi, Lily!” I said excitedly.
“Go away,” Lily said.
“Why?” I asked, trying to be annoying (believe me, I can be really annoying!) but sometimes Lily knew me better than I knew myself!!
“Don’t try,” she said, grunting and slamming the door in my face.
I took out my phone. I looked at my phone case. I got it on my 10th birthday, in London. Lily was there with me (and Jack), and she gave me a phone case with leaves all over it. Then I got a PopSocket with a puppy (collie) barking. I smiled. I turned my phone over to the front and texted Lily.
Hey Lils, whatcha doing? Y didn’t u answer me?! What happened? And y didn’t u let me come in?! I’m still standing outside ur house. Waiting 4 u!!
After one minute, she answered. Ugh… y u, of all peeps?! Y u!? Ok, i’ll give u 10 mins in my house. Mom and dad aren’t home yet.
She opened the door, and said, “Come in, quickly.”
When we got in, she set a timer for ten minutes. “Wow. I’m starting to feel rushed,” I said to her, joking.
“Okay, so basically I got ambushed by some kids, (whatever!) Jack did my homework, (lucky!) and he… ” I didn’t listen to this part. It was already nine minutes!
“And then… ready for the mystery?” Lily asked me.
“Yeah!” I said, nervous, but still excited.
“He… he went… down… downstairs… but… but he never… never came… came back,” Lily said, sadly.
“Oh, Lily!” I said.
I felt really bad. I don’t have any younger siblings, so I don’t really know how it feels to lose one.
“Oh, Lily,” I started.
But just right then the timer rang.
“Goodbye!!” Lily said and pushed me outside.
I took out my phone again and texted Jack this time.
Hey jack. Where r at? Lily’s worried mad. She just kicked me out of the house. I know u don’t text a lot, but I need u to text me back now! Like, right now!! Or I’ll have to tell ur parents that they need to hire some detectives.
He didn’t answer after five minutes. Then he texted back.
Amy. Help. I’m kidnapped. Right now I’m in a sack. Just woke up. Tell Lily. I need you, Lily, and Noah. Get Jeff, if Lily wants. I just need all the help I can get!
I sighed. He was still alive. I ran back to Lily’s house and wrote a note to her.
Lily. Meet me in the girl’s bathroom, middle stall.
I got a text from Jack. Tell you details then. We need a team. I like, ‘Jack’s saviors’ cool, huh? Wait, getting off topic. Bye! Text ya at 9:00. K? Bye.
I put the note under her door. As I walked home, everything seemed… different. So many things would happen tomorrow. The high school dance would be in one week (Valentine’s Day dance). I also had so many questions. Who would I go to the dance with? Who kidnapped Jack? Would this “team” work out the way I thought it might? Would I make more friends? Would we invite Jeff? After that last question, I was home. I sighed.
I unlocked the door and yelled, “Mom? Dad? Y’all home?”
“Yes, honey!” my dad said calmly from the kitchen.
“Mom isn’t home yet?” I asked, surprised.
“No. She has a meeting about how to deal with girls or boys who like to write during class. I think you know who I’m talking about,” he said, glancing at me.
“Lily,” I sighed.
“Honey, your food is at the table. Eat quickly,” he said, smiling.
“Why?” I asked.
“It’s a surprise!” he teased me, laughing. “Fine. I’ll tell you. We are going to Avengers: Endgame with some friends from preschool.”
“Ugh,” I groaned. I’m usually really friendly, but I haven’t seen them since I was two years old!
“Honey. You love Marvel!” he exclaimed.
“I know, but… I haven’t seen them for a while,” I said sadly.
I finished eating and went upstairs to get my Marvel merchandise. When I came down, I looked in the mirror. I wore a baseball cap saying, Avengers: Endgame: Friday, April 26, 2019. I had a ponytail up under my cap, a shirt that said, Captain Marvel will return in Avengers: Endgame on the back and on the front it said, Captain Marvel. I wore pants that on the side said, Black Widow. I wore simple shoes that were gray.
“Okay, dad, I’m ready!” I said, running to the living room.
I heard a buzz from my phone. I looked at the text message. It was from Lily, and it came with a picture.
Hey Amy, saw note. I gtg to ur mom’s room early tho. When Jack disappeared, I saw 2 peeps (adults) leaving my house. I took a picture of it. I sent it to u. I’ll go to ur mom’s room (fingers crossed u might be there!) and after our ‘talk’ w/ ur mom, I’ll meet ya at bathroom. Bye!
I smiled. Kk, I texted her back.
Then I put my phone in my pocket and saw my dad running downstairs.
“We are late! Five minutes ‘till movie!!” he yelled. “Hop in! Hop in!”
We quickly got into the car and drove to the movie theater. We got our seats and sitting right next to me was a girl. Sitting next to her was another girl. Then a boy. Then five more girls. I recognized them all. They were my preschool friends! Laila, Willow, Liam, Maya, Georgia, Sole, Ciri, and Alison. I smiled. I knew they went to my school. Eight more people on our team now.
Chapter Four: Noah
I am really worried, worried sick. I saw Amy texting Jack on her private chat. Oh, I’m a hacker. My name is Noah. I texted Jack, but he didn’t answer back. So I hacked his private chat with Amy and saw the texts. I knew it was Jack texting Amy ‘cause… he kind of has a crush on her. Jack was kidnapped and in a sack full of apples! (I know it’s apples. In every book/movie it’s apples.) I’m so worried! Okay, get back in the present. Noah, get back into the present. Okay, so now I just got a text message from Amy.
Hey Noah. Meet me and Lily. We are making a team to find Jack. Don’t call the police. They will take you and me out of this.
I’m still really nervous, but I am Jack’s friend, not his overprotective friend like his mother. No. I’m his friend. The next morning, I got up at 5:00 and met Amy in Ms. Miller’s classroom. Lily wasn’t there yet. Neither was Ms. Miller.
“Where’s your — ”
“Shhh!” Amy interrupted, gesturing around her.
“What?” I whispered.
Amy ran up to me. “There’s a secret room around here. That’s where Mom and Lily are,” she told me, like it was obvious.
“Okay… why Lily though?” I asked her.
“She’s in trouble. And be quiet! Mom doesn’t know we are here!” she hissed at me.
I took out my phone. Jeez. Okay, Ms. Bossypants! I texted her. Amy glared at me.
Don’t you even dare, she texted me back.
K. yeesh, I texted her. Since I got in the classroom, I could hear distinct chatter. Now it stopped.
“Uh oh,” Amy said. “Out, quick.”
As we scurried away, Lily and Ms. Miller came out of a door with a blue handle. The room was pink. How could I have not noticed that?! I wondered. As I saw Lily leaving, her face was pale, and she was holding her math notebook.
“Good job, Lily!” Ms. Miller called out.
“Thanks,” she said back.
Ms. Miller was holding her homework. We went to the library, which was open from 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM. When we came in, eight people were in there already.
“Um… who are these people?!” I asked Amy, who was smiling, and Lily, who was just as puzzled as I was.
“These were my friends from preschool, and now they are in our team!” Amy said. “This is Ciri,” she said, pointing at a girl with dark brown fuzzy hair. “This is Solé,” she said, pointing at a girl with cool earrings that were made out of yarn. “This is Georgia,” she said, pointing to the tallest girl there. “This is Maya,” pointing to a girl with brown hair. “This is Liam,” pointing to the only boy there. I waved to him. He waved back. “This is Laila,” pointing to a girl with short black/brown hair. “This is Willow,” pointing to a girl who had a green bow in her hair. “And this is Alison,” pointing to a girl with round, redish-pinkish glasses.
“This is Lily,” she said, pointing at Lily. “And this is Noah,” she said, pointing at me. “And, well. I’m Amy, as you all know!” she said, trying to be humorous.
Kids laughed faintly. So did I.
Lily stepped in and said, “Okay, everyone. My brother, Jack, got kidnapped at 8:30 PM, yesterday night. It’s now 5:30 AM, nine hours after he got kidnapped. Amy here, knows something we don’t know.”
“Okay, so here. Do we have a board or… ” Amy started.
“Oh, yes! Yes!” I said excitedly. I was happy to help, but then with those ten faces all looking at me, my happiness quickly faded away. I said, “Um… I mean, there’s a Smartboard… ” I walked to the Smartboard and asked for Amy’s phone.
“Why?” She asked me.
“Because… because I need to connect it to the… ”
“Okay!” she said, putting her phone in my hand.
I felt her hand for a second. It was soft and smooth. I sighed. It made me feel better. I took the phone and connected it to the Smartboard. Then I gestured to Amy to take the lead.
“Thank you, Noah.”
“You’re… you’re welcome,” I said, sheepishly. I saw her eyes. They were beautiful. They were golden brown. I… I think… I started to like her. As in, like like like her…
“Okay, everyone?” she asked, bringing me back to the present.
“Um… what?” I asked her, completely forgetting the text message I hacked into.
“Um… the text message??” she said.
“Oh yeah. Okay.” I read it through again and said, “Yep. I’m done reading.”
“Okay, everyone. The picture of the adults only reminds me of one family. Jeff. I met his parents, and one was enough,” she said, joking.
“Okay, let’s question him first,” Lily said.
Just then I got an idea. “Hey guys. Um… Jack’s message… it said invite Jeff if wanted. Should we? He might know more than us, if that’s his parents. I know he would help Lily.” I glanced at her. “For anything.”
The school bell rang.
“Everyone, we will meet at lunch, table three!” Lily shouted over the ringing bell.
Everyone got their bags and ran to their homerooms. Eleven kids in the team. Only one kid to find. How hard can it be, really?
Chapter Five: Jeff
Hi. I’m Jeff. You might think of me as a cool, tough jock. But on the inside, I’m a small writer and a boy who wants a girl. My parents did something incredibly, horribly awesome. They kidnapped someone!! And they still aren’t in jail! I’m not going to tell the police anything. But what happened with Lily and Jack… Okay, I’ll be honest. I meant to punch Jack. I knew it was him, but… it was only because Ms. Roma (our homeroom teacher) let us do trivia.
She asked the only question about sports, and it was, “In inches, how big is the diameter of a basketball hoop?”
“I am really bad at math,” I said.
“But you are really good in sports,” Ms. Roma challenged me.
“Yeah. I remember last year we had to measure it in gym,” a girl, Rose, said.
“Just what was it?” Ms. Roma asked us all. “Put a thumbs up when you know it. Don’t yell it.”
Everyone suddenly remembered (or so I thought). I lied, and put a thumbs up.
“When I count ‘three, two, one’, raise your hand first,” Ms. Roma said. “Three, two, one!” she yelled.
Everyone quickly put their hand up.
“Ms. Rose, what do you think it is?” she asked Rose.
“Ten,” Rose said triumphantly.
“No, Ms. Rose. Now you are out of the game.”
“Mr. Outi, what do you think?” she asked Outi.
“Five!” he shouted.
Before Ms. Rome could even say, “I’m sorry,” he jumped on a table and screamed, “I’m the winner of this round! Me, me, me!” he screamed, louder. It hurt my ears so much!!!
“Mr. Outi! You are out of the game and of the classroom,” Ms. Roma shouted.
Ms. Roma is pretty nice, so we were all surprised when she shouted.
“Next?” she said quieter than shouting but still loudly. “Ms. Alison? What do you think the answer is?” she asked calmly to Alison.
I met Alison before. She is Lily’s friend, Amy’s, friend. (I mean, I think so.)
“Sixteen,” Alison said.
“Close, Ms. Alison, but no,” she whispered. No one heard except for me, since I was right next to Alison.
“I’m sorry, Alison, but no,” Ms. Roma said loudly, as she would call it, “inside voice.”
When she first said that, Outi said, “I lost my inside voice in an accident.” It was funny.
“Mr. Jeff?” Ms Roma asked me.
“Um… seventeen?” I said the closest number to sixteen.
“I’m sorry, Mr. Jeff. Maybe the top star athlete will not be the top star in athlete facts,” she said to me.
Many people laughed or snickered.
One of them patted me on the back and said, “Next time, low star in athletic facts.”
Everyone laughed. I was blushing.
“You’re out! You’re out!” people teased.
As I walked to the section with Alison and Rose, I asked them, “Are you guys embarrassed because of losing?”
“No! Everyone loses at something,” Alison replied.
“Yeah. Agreed, but what I’m embarrassed of is you asking things a little kid would ask,” Rose said.
She said that last part loudly so everyone could hear. People laughed again.
“Hey, Jeff. Don’t be a sore loser. I like what Alison said. ‘Everyone loses at something.’ Like me. I lose at sports but I still have friends! And no one is perfect,” a boy said, named Jack.
Ms. Roma cleared her throat. “Thank you, Jack, for the pep-talk.” Everyone laughed, including Jack. “But can we please get back to trivia?”
“Yes, Ms. Roma,” everyone said in harmony.
“Okay, Ms. Chelsea?”
“Call me Chels,” Chelsea said.
Everyone likes her. Not because of her singing, or how she looks, but because she takes everything chill. People call her Chill Chels. Everyone is her friend.
“Um… let’s see… sixteen and up?” Chill Chels said.
“Ms. Chelsea, you have to pick an exact number,” Ms. Roma said.
“Oh then… okay… fifteen?” Chill Chels said, but in a question sort of way.
“No, Ms Chelsea. But thank you for being like Rose and Alison. Not some boys.” She looked at me. “And thank you for being ‘chill’ about it,” Ms. Roma said calmly.
“Okay,” Chill Chels said.
She walked towards me, Alison, and Rose, only to invite them to come to her house today.
“Sure!” Rose said.
“Yeah, I’m free!” Alison said.
They walked to a different corner, talking. Then Jack got it correct, and I got really mad. That’s why I punched him. But don’t get me wrong, I had no idea that Jack didn’t come to school the day after I complained to my parents about him, and then they kidnapped someone!
At lunch today, I ate at table three, all alone. But then eleven people came up to me and sat at that table. The one in the lead was Lily. In the cafeteria, there were security guards because of the kidnapping. But outside, anything could happen. And guess what? We could go outside!
So Lily said, “Outside, now.”
When we got outside, we picked a place with lots of grass. I thought we were having a date, and the people behind her were guards, so we wouldn’t get harmed (even though the kidnappers were my parents)! Lily introduced me to the gang behind her. I only knew three people. Alison, Amy, and Noah. So they questioned me about my parents, if anyone knew who was missing, and Noah said if I gave them the information they needed, I could help look for Jack. I told them that my parents did kidnap Jack, but I didn’t know where he was or why he got kidnapped. I told them no one knew who got kidnapped, but I could go tell a guard that I knew who it was.
They quickly said, “No! No! No! No! No! No!”
Then I said, “Why?”
And they said because they would hire a real detective, and only Lily would be in this, but they wanted to help. I answered their questions and soon enough, Noah’s promise was correct. I got on their team! It was private though. No telling anyone, ect. The team was called “Jack’s Saviors.” We all made a group chat called that. I couldn’t wait to help! I wasn’t just helping because I was nice, but I was also doing it for Lily! (And her friends, but… yeah.)
Chapter Six: Jack’s Saviors (Group Chat)
December 15th 2020, 7:50 AM
Lily: Hey saviors. 3rd day already and NO CLUE OF JACK! Well, that was my turn of investigating. Whose turn is it? Oh yeah, Jeff, it’s your turn. Try to ask your parents about Jack, and he’s been missing for 3 days already and maybe he might have been kidnapped? Before you do this, do your parents know that you know they are the kidnappers? And also say it was weird how Jack disappeared the day you complained about him. And say you two are friends. Make it seem like you like Jack as a friend and you miss him, or just spend lots of time with your parents to figure out where he is.
December 16th 2020, 7:40 AM
Jeff: Ok. Just did that for a whole day!!! Didn’t find out where Jack was, sadly.
9:50 AM
Alison: Aw… I haven’t met Jack yet. He seems like a nice guy worth saving for!!
9:59 AM
Georgia: Hey! He’s Lily’s brother! We made new friends! Come on. We would save him for Lily and for Amy!
10:00 AM
Amy: We should all look for Jack at the same time to move faster. Here. I’ll send a photo of him.
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10:17 AM
Noah: Ok. I think we should all look at where this kidnapping thing started. Lily’s house.
Ciri: Agreed. But, everyone should bring a microscope or something that would let us see closer in.
Sole: Yeah. Lily’s at home with her mother and father, rushing them to go work. Just texted her on private chat. She said they still think that Jack is sick in bed. LOL!!
Maya: Really?! I’m still so happy winter break just started!!! So many days to investigate!
Liam: Maya, you’re ALWAYS happy! And I think Noah, Jeff, and I should go for more clues. Maybe at Jeff’s house? I dunno.
Laila: Yeah. Maybe I can go sneak into my mom’s science room. I might find some good tools…
Willow: YEAH! I’ll find some books about solving kidnap mysteries in the library. We could all meet at Lily’s house after. We all know where she lives… so yeah. See you guys there! GO SAVIORS!
11:11 AM
Lily: GUYS GUYS GUYS!!!! STOP DOING WHATEVER YOU’RE DOING!! WE FOUND HIM! Well, at least we know where.
Amy: where?
Noah: where?
Ciri, Alison, Sole, Georgia, Maya, Liam, Laila, Willow said the same thing: where?
Jeff: MY PARENTS HAVE A SECRET LAIR IN D.C. HE’S THERE!!!
11:20 AM
Lily, Amy, Noah, Ciri, Alison, Sole, Georgia, Maya, Liam, Laila, and Willow said the same thing: Yay!!!
To be continued…
Bonus Chapter: Jack’s Saviors (Group Chat)
Jeff: Hello? Anyone? Well, in my parents’ room, I found a paper. I’ll post it. But… I’m sorry. I have to leave the team. I won’t tell my parents, but I feel guilty reading this. Here. I posted it.
We have a secret. We are secretly kidnappers, because our son, Jeff, has a public crush on this cheerleader, Lily. He punched her brother, by accident (well, he said that). He told us what happened, how Lily got really mad at him and left him. He told us that before Lily got mad, he told her, “Listen, Lily. People will get hurt around here. I don’t want you to.” After he told us that, he ran up stairs and didn’t come down. We didn’t disturb him because he was making a phone call. But we heard some words. “On 12th avenue, on 6th street. Yes. I know that’s where they live. I’m sure. Yes. Nerfs and snowballs. Okay. Bye.” And he hung up. So we went to their house, and there was paint all over the door. Nerfs were on the ground. We tried to open the door. We had a huge sack of apples. A boy opened the door, and instead of being nice to Lily, we knocked him out. Yes, I know. Mean and rude. But this boy stopped our Jack from getting the chance to have Lily like him!!
-Jeff’s parents
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