Hey people reading this, it's me...Ginger, but anyway this is my first story so please be very kinds. But anyway...here it is
Disclaimer:I do not own the rights to the famous Gallagher Girls book, Ally Carter does. The plot is mine though, so no stealy.

Description: Being a spy isn't boring, especially for Cameron Morgan. He life was in order, until the Blackthorne boys showed up and threw her off track. She fell in love with to one and only, Zach Goode. When he left she was heartbroken, but now, he's back and things may take a turn for the worse.

Cammie's POV

The day I returned to this school after summer break, I had a feeling things were going to be different.

I walked down the Hall of History in a daze. It felt so different, but I just couldn't put my finger on it. The walk to my mother's office felt like a mile,

when in reality, it was only 3 minutes 5 seconds and 17 milliseconds from my room to her door, exactly 194 steps. I slowly pushed open the door

and took in my surroundings: On my mother's desk sat a little black book titled 5,703 Ways to Kill Someone with a Sheet of Paper. There was

also a small picture frame with a picture of us on the ranch in Nebraska. Her books on her bookshelf were arranged alphabetically and were in

order from thinnest to widest. My gaze was then averted to the women sitting on the desk. I looked at my mother, who had a smile plastered on

her face as she sat cross-legged on her work area. She was sitting on a pile of papers that must have not been important since they were being

crushed under my mother's Gluteus Maximus (A.k.a: Her butt) "Hello sweetheart, how are you today?"

I loved my mom; she was unpredictable and always knew when something was on my mind. "I'm okay, I guess."

"What's wrong?" Her smiled turned into a concerned frown in a matter of seconds, 2.03 seconds to be exact. I gave her a soft smile and shook my head.

"It's nothing." The one thing about having a spy for mother though, is she always knows when I'm lying.

"Cameron Ann Morgan, you know you can tell me anything. What's on your mind?" Her smile came back as she climbed of her desk and put a

supporting hand on my shoulder and looked me in the eyes. She was giving me that look. The look that said 'Tell me or else I will break your

shoulder.' I smiled back at her, but it wasn't a happy smile, more like a sad one.

"It's just…I-I…I just…" I sighed softly and gave her a sincere look. "I just feel…different." Her eyes became soft and she rubbed my arm softly.

"Cammie, you will always feel a certain way when you're a spy. Sometimes it's a good feeling or sometimes it's a bad feeling. Just…Try to figure

out what's causing that feeling. Okay?" I smiled at her and hugged her lightly.

"I love you mom." She laughed softly and kissed me on the cheek. I turned around and began to walk out of her office until she called out to me

right as I was about to shut the door.

"Cammie, that feeling better not be related to a boy problem!" I felt my face turn a bright red as I slammed the door of her office shut. Even with

the door shut, I could hear her laughing at me.

As I walked through the halls, I felt as though someone was tailing me. Whenever I would turn though, the feeling would go away. I slowly

walked to Gillian's Sword and looked at it. I noticed someone behind me in the reflection. I quickly turned around, but they were gone. I was really

getting scared now, I just didn't show it. I turned on my heel and ran to one of my hidden passageways.

I went to my favorite one. It was the only one no one knew about, well, except Zach Goode, the boy that drove me wild. I missed him more than I

missed Bex, Liz, and Macey (and I missed them a lot!) Zach is…well…Zach. He's his own person. When I first met him, I thought he was like Josh,

just a normal teen boy that was girl crazy and hormonal. Boy was I wrong! When the Blackthorne boys showed up, correction: When Zach

showed

up, my whole world was turned upside down. He teased me, flirted with me, and even had the nerve to kiss me in front of everybody as they

were leaving (which I must add, he is a GREAT kisser.) That boy was beyond acting like any normal teenager, then again so was I. I guess that's

what makes him so attractive. Okay, I think I have said enough about Zach.

I sat in the darkness of the passageway and began to daydream. Thoughts ran through my head as I sat there. I had to remember: to have my

COW summer work proofread by Liz, unpack my uniforms before Macey gets here so I can have closet space, and to make sure to fix the holes in

the wall from when Bex was about to hit at Macey but hit the wall instead. (She didn't want Macey's blood all over her new uniform.) All the time I

was thinking, I didn't notice the footsteps walking towards me slowly.

"Hey Gallagher Girl."

To Be Continued…