If Max had Grown up with her Mom

by Maxgirl97

Max is 15 and has wings. She's just moved and doesn't think she's going to like this place. Then she meets a mysterious guy named Fang who knows things about her that he shouldn't. The strange thing is she knows thigns about him too. FAX rated T for saft

7. Chapter 7

Chapter 6 Max's POV.

We walked into the principal's office. The principal was a girl. Well actually, she was a woman, but you get the picture. I could tell right away that this was going to be really easy. D***! I was looking forward to a nice challenge! We walked over to her desk. I made sure to keep my head down, and pretended to be on the verge of tears. Fang and Iggy were looking at me like they were concerned, but they were really amazed by my sudden transformation. A few seconds ago, I was a girl who got sent to the principal's office a lot, now I was a sensitive girl who never got sent to the principal's office before. Little did my mother know, I had hacked into my old school records, and made myself into the perfect model student.

"What seems to be the problem?" the lady asked.

"I…I... just," I pretended to stutter out. And then much to everyone's amazement (except myself of course) I burst into tears.

Fang and Iggy took their ques from me. "She's really sensitive," Fang said. "We were just sitting there. Gabriel was sleeping, because she only moved here yesterday, and she was really tired. The teacher came over and asked if she was listening."

"I knew what she was teaching anyway," I pretended to wail. "I told her the truth! I told her I wasn't listening because it was too easy!"

"Then what?" asked the principal.

I pretended to be crying too hard to talk. Iggy took up the story. "Then Gabriel went up to the board and wrote something. I don't know what, because I'm blind."

Now it was Fangs turn. "She wrote the answer, and then in the space where you're supposed to put your work, she wrote that she didn't need to write it out because it was too easy," he said.

"Then… Then," I pretended to gasp out. "She told me that I had detention for my smart mouth!' and officially broke down again.

"Then Gabriel told Mrs. Pair that she would be there, and walked out of the room," Iggy said.

"Why did you walk out of the room?" the principal asked.

I pretended to look confused. "Was… Wasn't I supposed to?" I asked. "That's what we did in my old school." She of course had no way to check that, so it was a safe lie.