Gregory was excited as his nanny ushered him into the building. Why was Gregory excited you ask? It was his first day at kindergarten. Gregory looked at all the bright and colorful pictures hung on the wall. He looked at all they toys, puzzles, crayons, paper, building blocks. There was so much stuff here!
"Now Gregory, remember behave yourself. No pushing other children, wash your hands before you eat, wipe your mouth after you have eaten, not with your sleeve but with the tissue I put in your pocket. Oh and most importantly, Gregory remembers to share. Remember what I taught you? Sharing? Try to share the toys with the other children. I'm going now. I'll be back this afternoon to pick you up. Bye." She waved at the boy and disappeared out the door leaving a fascinated Gregory running towards the large pile of building blocks he had spotted.
"Crash! Haha!"
Christophe DeLorn turned to see who was causing so much noise. He saw a boy dressed in an orange dress shirt with stiff blonde curls.
"Cash! Thud! Smash!"
Christophe glared at the boy. He was making to much noise to his liking. He decided to have a talk with him. Walking over he Christophe tapped him on the shoulder.
Gregory turned to face the boy and smiled.
"Hi I'm Gregory! What's your name?"
"Beetch."
"Bitch? Is that your real name? Or is that what you want me to call you?"
Christophe gritted his teeth. "No zat es not! My name es Christophe DeLorn. You can call me Ze Mole and I just want to let you know zat you are being noisy."
"Sorry." Gregory looked sad for a moment and it almost made Christophe guilty for interrupting his fun.
"Mole are you picking on the new kid?" A small black haired boy walked up behind Christophe.
"Stan! Go away. I am not picking on ze new… I'm not picking on Gregory."
"Ah who's he?" Gregory asked curiously.
"My name is Stan."
"Go away now." Christophe glared at the boy as Stan stormed off in the direction of the sand pit.
Gregory was having a blast during out door activity time. The children were on a scavenger hunt. They had to find seven different colored pieces of paper hidden in the play area. Christophe was the first to complete his task and was now sitting back watching Gregory wonder around look for the last piece. The boy's happy nature captivated him, Christophe found himself wishing the he could be more like the British beetch.