"Hey, How was your weekend?" Cole asked Phoebe the next day in gym.
"Eventful" Phoebe smiled. She wanted to tell him all about her powers, but she promised she wouldn't tell. She kind of liked having the little secret though. It gave her a sence of responsability, and made her feel special.
"Oh, mine sucked." Cole said.
"Really? Why?" Phoebe asked.
"I didn't get to see you." Cole said putting on a little puppy dog face. Phoebe laughed.
"How can I make it up to you?" she asked playfully.
"I can think of something." Cole said.
"Turner! Halliwell! Quit talking!" The gym coach yelled.
"Well, that wasn't it." Cole whispered. Phoebe laughed.
"Want to come to my place after school today?" Cole asked Phoebe after gym.
"Sure, but I have to be home by six." Phoebe said.
"Alright, meet you in the library after school." Cole said heading off to his class. Phoebe went of to her next class smiling.
"Hey Prue" Andy said smiling at Prue durning lunch. Prue was a little upset because four people cut infront of her in the hot lunch line. Now that she wasn't in middle school anymore she wasn't the oldest or the most popular, and she didn't get as much respect.
"Hey Andy" Prue said bringing her lunch tray over to the table he was at.
"How's my number one girl?" He asked holding one of her hands. Prue spotted one of the girls that cut her, and she felt a little worked up.
"Yeah, ok" Prue said not really paying atention to what he was saying. She was now concentrating on her lunch tray. She could have sworn that she hadn't put dressing on her salad. She picked up the package of dressing and put it on her tray. She didn't remember actually putting it on her salad, but her salad had dressing on it.
"Prue?" Andy asked sencing something was preocupying her.
"Sory, I'm a little out of it." Prue looked up at Andy and smiled. She thought she must have just forgoten.
"Drink some tea or something you're probobly dehydrated." Andy said. Prue picked up a pack of sugar, but before she even tore it open it went into her drink. She jumped up and knocked it over. Andy caught her.
"Prue? What was that?" He asked.
"Sory, There was a bee" Prue said. She had just realized it! She had gotten her power.
"No there wasn't." Andy said.
"Well, I thought there was." Prue lied.
"You're not scared of bees." Andy said.
"Well, Piper got stung this weekend and her foot swelled up like a grapefriut. So, now I am." Prue said. She made a mental note to warn Piper incase Andy asked her about it.
"Poor girl." Andy said.
"She's fine now." Prue said.
"I got stung and it took atleast a week to heal." Andy said sympathetically.
"Us Halliwells are fast healers." she said.
"Alright then." Andy said.
"Hey" Paige said finding Glen at lunch.
"Hi" Glen said.
"So what did your family say about me?" Paige asked.
"They loved you." Glen said.
"Really?" Paige asked happily.
"My sisters are even photoshopping our pictures together to see what our children would look like." Glen laughed. Paige laughed too.
"Well, you can tell them their wasting their time because we're so not having children for like another fifty year." Paige said
"I told them that." Glen said.
"The food here sucks." Paige said pushing her lunch tray infront of her. Back in the elementary school they had good junk food and sugary stuff. Here it was all balanced and canned food.
"We should go out to lunch. There's a burger king a few blocks down." Glen said. Paige laughed. Glen didn't.
"I wasn't kidding. Let's go." Glen said grabbing her hands. On one side Paige was hungry, on the other she had never ditched before, and was really scared of getting caught. She felt her hands sweat as she folowed Glen. She suddenly felt really nervous. It will be okay; you won't get caught, she told herself.
"See isn't this great" Glen said turning around to look at Paige.
"Great" Paige said. Her voice was shaking. She wasn't usually one to break rules, that was Phoebe's turf. Sudenly she spotted someone she knew. It was their neighbor, Mrs. Feldman.She felt like it was a million degrees out, and her stomach started turning in knotts. She saw them turn around so that they were about to see her. She ssqueezed her eyes shut. She waited for the 'Hi, what are you doing out' but nothing came. She opened her eyes, and looked around. She wasn't on the streat, and Glen was no where around. She was in the bathrooms at her school. Her phone started to vibrate. She pulled it out of her pocket.
"Where'd you go?' Glen asked. He sounded a little worried.
"At school" Paige said.
"What?" Glen asked. Paige was thinking the same hing.
"Sory, I got scared. It just makes me really nervous ditching." Paige said.
"It's okay. I shouldn't have made you do something you didn't want to." Glen said. Paige breathed a sigh of relief that for one he didn't ask any questions and second that he wasn't mad.
"Well, since your there do you want to get me some food?" paige asked. her stomach was rumbling.
"Yeah, meet me in the hall way in twenty minutes." Glenb said.
"Thanks so much, and I'm sorry." Paige said.
"It's okay" Glen hung up. Paige leaned against the wall, and slid to the floor of her bathroom stall. She had just gotten her power, and it was so cool!
"Class, can you take out the work sheet I asked you to do for homework?" Mr. Conelly asked. Piper cringed. She totaly forgot about her homework. She pulled out the blank worksheet, and started to fill it in.
"Did you not do it?' Leo asked. he sat next to her.
"Only a few questions." Piper lied. She finally got to the last question right before the teacher came by to pick it up. He grabbed Leo's paper, and Piper noticed the back. She didn't see the back.
"Mrs. Halliwell, can I have your paper?" Mr. Conelly asked.
"I-I" Piper started to say. She always did her homework, always. Sudenly Piper noticed the classroom got really quiet. She handed her paper to the teached, but he didn't take it.
"Hello?" Piper said, but no one answered. She looked at the clock. The hands weren't moving. She grabbed her paper, and looked at the person on her other side. She quickly wrote down the answers, and just as Mr. Conelly ufroze Piper handed the paper to him.
"What? Mrs. Halliwell?" Mr. Conelly asked.
"I forgot the date." Piper covered.
"Don't worry about that Mrs. Halliwell." He smiled. Piper was his favorite student. Piper was every teacher's favorite student. Piper was mad at herself for cheating off of her neighbors paper, and for forgetting her homework, but the fealing quickly subsided when she realized that she had just gotten her powers.