Chapter 2: perfect day.
The next day Chase could not wait until eighth period which was his and Zoey's science class. NOTHING absolutely NOTHING could ruin this for Chase, but unfortunately almost everything got ruined. First of all, in Chase's first period, Language Arts, which Zoey shared with him, he had a slight embarrassing moment.
The class's teacher Mrs. Murray, whom Chase disliked, said that they could play a game. It was boys against girls, a boy and a girl each had to go up to the front of the room and get a dictionary, as Mrs. Murray would pick a random word, the two people had to look through the dictionary to find it, and then spell it. The first person who found the word, and spelled it correctly gets a point for their team.
Chase and Zoey's names were called first. "Well isn't this Ironic." said Lola. "I know really? It's like the universe wants them together!" said Nicole. "Will you two be QUIET?" Michael hissed. The two girls just turned towards each other and kept whispering, ignoring Michael. "Women." Michael hissed.
Zoey and Chase went up to the board and Mrs. Murray told them to find and spell "idiom". After looking for about 25 seconds, Chase yelled out "I found it!" Chase looked at the word quickly to make sure he would spell it right and spelled: "I D I O T." the class roared with laughter. "No Chase Matthews you're the I D I O T." said Mrs. Murray, which made the class laugh even harder. "Class dismissed." She said and everyone ran out the door.
After Chase's other three classes he gladly walked to lunch where he sat by Zoey. "Hey, uh guys let's go to the table way over there!" cried Michael as he saw that Chase and Zoey were sitting together. "Um why?" Chase asked. "Oh no, not you two, you two stay right where you are!" Michael said grinning widely at them. "Oh stop playing matchmaker!" cried Lola and sat down. "Matchmaker, matchmaker, find me a match." Nicole sang to Michael. "Nicole, sit down, and stop acting like a fool!" Michael said. Nicole sat down without looking at Michael and started to eat her lunch.
Just then Logan threw an open bottle of apple juice in Chase's direction, Chase tried to catch it, but instead it landed in his lap, spilling all over his pants. "Oh crap!" Chase cried. "NOOO! My plan of getting Zoey and Chase together is RUINED!" Michael cried. Everyone looked in his direction. "I mean, NOOO! The apple juice it SPILLED!" Michael cried. "Ugh!" Chase sighed and ran to the bathroom. "NOO! CHASE! WE CAN STILL FIX THE RELATIONSHIP!" Michael cried after Chase. "And why aren't you doing anything to save this?!" Michael asked looking hard at Zoey. Before Zoey could answer Michael said "FORGET IT! I'll fix it like I always do!" and he ran into the bathroom.
When Michael walked into the bathroom, he saw that Chase was just standing there, with a huge stain on his pants. "DUDE! You have to get that stain off!" Michael said. "Michael! What do you think I've been doing!?" Chase asked. "Did you try the paper towels?" Michael asked. "It made the stain bigger." Chase said. "Well what about the hand drier?" Michael asked. "It's broken!" Chase said. Michael pressed the hand drier, but nothing happened, then Michael started to bang on it. "MICHAEL! WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO DO GET EXPELLED?! IS THAT TOO HARD TO ASK?!" Chase cried. "All I wanted was for you and Zoey to be happily together!" Michael cried. Chase gave him a weird look. "WAIT I HAVE AN IDEA!" Michael said grabbing Chase and pulling him out of the bathroom.
When Chase and Michael got outside, Michael said "You can just tell Zoey how you feel about her, and all of this drama can finally be over!" "No." said Chase walking away. Chase wasn't as stupid as most thought, he actually took advantage of living at PCA, and he walked to his dorm and changed his pants.
By the time he got back on school campus, he had math and then science. Math was boring as usual, and when science came, Chase found out that they had a substitute, and the whole class spent the whole period reading from their text books. "This is just the perfect day." Chase thought glumly.
Author's Note: I'm sorry if you think that the apple juice thing was a little out of character, but I couldn't resist. I'm having a bit of a writers block here, so if you have any good ideas for this story, please send them in your review.
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