Sorry it has taken so long everyone but I have been back at work and trying to get into the swing of things. So things are going to be slower now. But I realized that Gloria has been pretty dormant during this series so she gets to shine in this part. Just a reminder that the school year in Japan ends at the end of February and they get the month of March off. So we will be finally wrapping up their school year in this one.
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Young Visitors Part Six: End of School Year Prank By Angel Raye
Gloria was glad the school day was over. Only four more days and they would have a whole month off. Then it was off to the fourth grade. She changed into her outside shoes and grabbed her book bag. "What happened to you in music class today Gloria?" Annika asked as she slipped her outside shoes on her feet.
"Yes Annika told me that is your favorite class," Brooke added closing her locker.
"It's that substitute Hama-sensei," Gloria muttered. "She is such a joke. Why did Kasaya-sensei have to leave before the school year ends?"
"Because she had a baby," Hope reminded her. "Come on. Hama-sensei isn't too bad."
"She's a wimp," Lily retorted from her locker. "She obviously has no clue what she is talking about."
"Well don't worry," Brooke told them. "Kasaya-sensei's maternity leave will be up when we go back to school next month so you only have four more days left to deal with her."
"But she called us savages," Gloria protested. "Well you, Lily and a few others did behave like wild animals today," Annika reminded her. "Mishima-sensei was pretty upset with class 3-A today."
"What's up?" Faith, Sydney, Giselle and Hannah came up. Since they were in class 3-B they didn't see what had happened in music that day.
"Oh Gloria, Lily and several others acted out in music class today which got them into trouble so now they're angry," Ariel replied.
"Oh get over it," Hannah muttered. "Yes let's just go home," Hope added. The girls agreed and started the trek home. Lily grabbed Gloria's arm to indicate that she wanted her to walk behind the others with her.
"So what's up?" Gloria asked when she and Lily were far enough behind to talk without being heard.
"I have an idea," Lily whispered. "We can show Hama-sensei what savages really are."
"What do you mean?" Gloria asked.
"If she thinks we're savages then let's act like them," Lily replied. "And how are we going to do that?" Gloria asked. Lily whispered the idea in her ear. Gloria's face lit up. "Lily that is brilliant! I could never have thought of that."
"We'll need some others to help up," Lily told her. "We ought to start with the other palace kids in our class."
"We'll talk to them when we get back to the palace," Gloria giggled. "This is a school year we will end with a bang."
"I suggest we start with Ariel," Gloria told Lily back at the palace after they had changed into play clothes. "She has a mischievous side to her. She might help us."
"Well let's go find her and talk to her," Lily stated and they headed toward Mercury's chambers. Marina answered the door. "Where's Ariel?" Lily asked.
"She's back in her room," Marina replied.
"Yes and she is behaving herself," Melody added.
"What do you want with her?" Marina asked.
"We just need to ask her something," Gloria stated. They headed back toward Ariel's room. Lily was aware of Melody giving her a scrutinizing stare. "You're up to something," Melody told Lily.
"What makes you think that?" Lily asked in an innocent voice.
"I know you," Melody replied. "And I can tell you're up to something."
"Well it's none of your business," Gloria snapped in a rude voice.
"Fine," Melody muttered. "Just don't come crying to me, Lily, when Aunt Lita whips your tail."
"I won't," Lily, promised as she and Gloria entered Ariel's room. The little girl was sprawled on her bed with a book in front of her.
"Gloria, Lily what are you two doing here?" Ariel asked as she sat up.
"We have an idea on how to end this school year with a bit of a bang and we came to see if you would help us," Gloria replied.
"What is it?" Ariel asked her interest aroused. When Lily told her the idea her blue eyes widened in shock. "You're really going to do that?"
"Yes," Lily replied. "What do you think?"
"It's insane," Ariel replied. "And you will get into big trouble."
"So you're not going to help us?" Gloria asked. Ariel shook her head. "Why not?"
"For one thing I don't do things like that in school where we are supposed to learn," Ariel explained since like her mother she was very serious about school. "Second of all Mommy told me if I put one more toe out of line while all these visitors are here then I would be grounded for a whole month. I don't want to spend my entire break grounded because I helped you with this crazy trick."
"Oh come on," Lily begged. "We need all the help we can get."
"Then you're going to have to get someone else," Ariel told them. "I'm not helping."
"Fine," Gloria muttered. "Just don't blab."
"I don't think anyone would believe me anyway," Ariel replied as she picked her book back up. Disappointed Gloria and Lily left.
"Now what?" Lily asked.
"Annika and Brooke," Gloria replied. "Annika usually goes along with my tricks if I talk her into it."
Annika and Brooke were sitting together on Annika's bed talking. "I don't know if I can say that to her," Annika was saying.
"Of course you can," Brooke replied. She noticed the doubtful look on her future mother's face. "All you have to do is reply to Miyaki with a comeback to her sneers and she'll stop picking on you."
"I can't," Annika murmured.
"You can," Brooke firmly told her.
"Girls," Raye poked her head in. "Gloria and Lily are here."
"Okay Mama," Annika replied, glad for a change in subject. Gloria and Lily came in. "What's up?"
"We have an idea and we need your help," Lily stated.
"And what is this idea?" Brooke asked. Smiling Gloria and Lily shared their plans.
"You want us to do what?" Annika demanded when Gloria finished.
"Are you crazy?" Brooke added her eyes wide with shock.
"It will be a great way to get that Hama-sensei and end the school year with a bang," Lily explained.
"And spend your entire spring vacation grounded," Brooke pointed out. "So are you going to help us?" Gloria asked.
"Count me out," Brooke firmly stated. "I'm not doing something that is going to get me into major trouble."
"Annika," Gloria turned to her best friend.
"Well," Annika murmured in a hesitant voice.
"And you're not going too either," Brooke demanded. "You know how angry your mother will be if you take part in this."
"Oh you're right," Annika admitted. She turned back to Gloria, "Sorry Gloria but I don't want to get into trouble."
"Oh come on," Lily begged. "Ariel won't help either. We really need help if we're going to pull this off."
"Forget it," Brooke firmly stated. "If you want to do this you are on your own. We're not helping and that's final."
"Aunt Raye is right," Gloria muttered. "You do have way too much common sense." She and Lily left the room. "Now what did she mean by that?" Brooke wondered. Annika shrugged her shoulders and went back to her homework.
"Well now what?" Lily asked Gloria as they left the Mars chambers.
"Let's ask Hope," Gloria replied. "She's the only palace kid left in our class."
Lily and Gloria watched in annoyance as Hope, doubled over with laughter, rolled back and forth on the couch. They had told her about what they planned to do and asked her to help. So far all Hope had been able to do was laugh. "Come on Hope," Gloria pleaded. "Can you help us?"
Hope finally calmed down enough to answer, "Are you for real about this?"
"Yes," Lily replied. "We really need help with this. Ariel, Annika and Brooke won't help."
"I don't blame them," Hope told her. "It's crazy. You'll get into the worst trouble."
"It's harmless," Gloria pointed out.
"True," Hope admitted. "But a good education is important and tricks are meant to be during free time, not in school."
"You sound like Aunt Amy," Gloria muttered crossly. "Are you going to help or not?"
"Count me out," Hope replied. "You've pulled some stupid stunts before, Gloria, but this one takes the cake. You are going to get into serious trouble."
"Fine we'll do it without you," Lily grumbled. Take Gloria by the arm she dragged her out of the chambers and back into the palace halls. "So now what?"
"I know some people in our class who will help," Gloria replied. "We'll just have to ask tomorrow."
The next day Gloria was in her room putting together what she needed to bring to school for their trick the next day. Lily was also bringing some things. They were delighted about ten other boys and girls agreed to help with the trick. Lily was satisfied that this number would make the trick work.
Celine came walking in. "What are you doing?" she asked curiously. She looked uneasily around the room.
"Relax, Tiffany's not here," Gloria assured her. Celine relaxed and sat down on the bed. "So what are you doing?"
Gloria giggled. "Lily and I and a few other kids in our class are going to play a trick on Hama-sensei," she replied.
"What kind of trick?" Celine asked. Gloria whispered it too her. "Are you nuts?"
"Oh not you too," Gloria groaned. "It's harmless."
"It may be harmless but you are going to get into so much trouble," Celine pointed out.
"Please don't sound like all the other wet blankets who wouldn't help us out," Gloria pleaded.
"I won't," Celine sighed. "But don't say I didn't warn you."
Just then Tiffany came into the room. "Hi Gloria," she called cheerfully. Then she saw Celine and scowled. "What is she doing here?"
"Talking to me," Gloria replied in an annoyed voice. Because of Tiffany's animosity toward Celine Gloria was having a difficult time trying to get to know her.
"Well I don't want her here," Tiffany snapped.
"This is my room and she can be here if I say she can," Gloria pointed out. "If you don't want to her here then go somewhere else until she leaves."
"It's okay Gloria," Celine murmured sadly fighting to keep the tears back. "I'll leave." Before Gloria could say anything Celine left the room. Gloria angrily turned to Tiffany. "What is your problem?" she asked. "Celine is nice. I don't know why you and your friends are so mean to her."
"If only you knew," Tiffany muttered as she pulled a book off the shelf. In a tense silence the two girls went about their business.
The next day right before Music class Gloria, Lily and the other kids in on the trick got themselves ready. The rest of the class decided it would be best to stay in their seats so that Hama-sensei would know they weren't involved. They had thought about leaving the room but then decided that the show would be too good to miss. So they sat quietly at their desks and waited for the fireworks.
Ginko Hama reluctantly headed toward the classroom. She dreaded teaching Class 3-A. Most of the children were very well behaved but there was that select handful that made up for the rest of the class. She would be glad when this substitute job was over with. Maybe next time she could take a homeroom position where she wouldn't be responsible for the entire school.
As soon as she got to the door Hama-sensei immediately knew something was wrong. It was just too quiet. She opened the door and almost had a heart attack. About a dozen or so children were sitting on the floor with their faces painted to look like American Indian warriors. They had also put feathers in their hair and some of them had blankets with Indian prints. Lily had even fluffed out her hair to make it look very wild. The rest of the class sat quietly in their desks with looks of uneasiness on their faces. "What is the meaning of this?" Hama-sensei demanded angrily. The "Indians" only responded with hisses and snarls. Gloria jumped up and started doing some kind of war dance. "This is unacceptable," Hama-sensei shouted.
"You said we were savages so we decided to behave like them," Lily shouted and all the other children in on the trick began making loud war cries.
"What is going on?" Kadiri Mishima showed up at the door. She stared in astonishment. Gloria, Lily and the other froze when they saw their homeroom teacher show up. "Busted," Lily groaned to Gloria, who nodded her head in fear. "Mishima-san," Hama-sensei gasped. "These children decided to behave like savages since I called them that the other day."
"Well savage is nothing compared to what the principal will say when he sees this," Kadiri snapped angrily. She turned back to the costumed children. "All of you up and out right now. We are taking a walk to the principal's office."
"Like this?" Nomi Irie, a petite blonde in the class who had been egged by her best friend Akemi Maziki to go along with this.
"Yes, just as you are," Kadiri replied. "Let the whole school see what you children did. Maybe that will teach you a lesson." Nomi and a couple of others began to cry knowing that their parents would be exceedingly angry with them. Kadiri marched them out of the classroom. The rest of the class sat quietly while Hama-sensei pulled herself back together. "I told you it was a stupid idea," Brooke whispered to Annika who nodded her head in agreement.
"You are in a lot of trouble," Lita angrily told Lily as they headed home from the school. The parents and guardians of the children involved were called over to the school to pick them up. Lita had been called out of her restaurant and was furious.
"It was just a joke," Lily muttered in a sulky voice.
"I don't care what it was," Lita snapped. "I don't know how you behave when you are home in the future but while you are staying with me you will abide by my rules. And don't think just because you are in the past your mother isn't going to know. I will be sending her a letter via Luna P and tell her what happened." Lily groaned knowing her mother would hit the roof when she found out about this.
That evening at dinner the other children gathered around the two pranksters. "So how much trouble are the both of you in?" Faith asked.
"I got spanked and grounded for two weeks," Lily replied. Lita had sent a note to Violet in the future explaining Lily's outrageous behavior. Violet immediately sent Luna P back with a reply telling Lita to show no mercy where punishment was concerned.
"I also got spanked," Gloria added. "And I've lost all privileges until further notice."
"We told you it was a dumb idea," Brooke pointed out. "Maybe next time you'll listen to us."
"It may have backfired but we left our mark," Lily declared.
"In what way?" Hannah asked curiously.
"We said we'd end third grade with a bang and we did," Gloria replied. "Let's face it. Those of us that participated will be famous these last two days of school."
"All for a price," Rose pointed out. "You may have left your mark but you've also lost the trust of the other teachers."
"And that will be hard to get back," Chelsea added. "Remember that the next time you decide to end something with a bang." With that she and the other teenagers went off to another corner leaving Gloria and Lily with something to think about.
End of part six.
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Young Visitors Part Six: End of School Year Prank By Angel Raye
Gloria was glad the school day was over. Only four more days and they would have a whole month off. Then it was off to the fourth grade. She changed into her outside shoes and grabbed her book bag. "What happened to you in music class today Gloria?" Annika asked as she slipped her outside shoes on her feet.
"Yes Annika told me that is your favorite class," Brooke added closing her locker.
"It's that substitute Hama-sensei," Gloria muttered. "She is such a joke. Why did Kasaya-sensei have to leave before the school year ends?"
"Because she had a baby," Hope reminded her. "Come on. Hama-sensei isn't too bad."
"She's a wimp," Lily retorted from her locker. "She obviously has no clue what she is talking about."
"Well don't worry," Brooke told them. "Kasaya-sensei's maternity leave will be up when we go back to school next month so you only have four more days left to deal with her."
"But she called us savages," Gloria protested. "Well you, Lily and a few others did behave like wild animals today," Annika reminded her. "Mishima-sensei was pretty upset with class 3-A today."
"What's up?" Faith, Sydney, Giselle and Hannah came up. Since they were in class 3-B they didn't see what had happened in music that day.
"Oh Gloria, Lily and several others acted out in music class today which got them into trouble so now they're angry," Ariel replied.
"Oh get over it," Hannah muttered. "Yes let's just go home," Hope added. The girls agreed and started the trek home. Lily grabbed Gloria's arm to indicate that she wanted her to walk behind the others with her.
"So what's up?" Gloria asked when she and Lily were far enough behind to talk without being heard.
"I have an idea," Lily whispered. "We can show Hama-sensei what savages really are."
"What do you mean?" Gloria asked.
"If she thinks we're savages then let's act like them," Lily replied. "And how are we going to do that?" Gloria asked. Lily whispered the idea in her ear. Gloria's face lit up. "Lily that is brilliant! I could never have thought of that."
"We'll need some others to help up," Lily told her. "We ought to start with the other palace kids in our class."
"We'll talk to them when we get back to the palace," Gloria giggled. "This is a school year we will end with a bang."
"I suggest we start with Ariel," Gloria told Lily back at the palace after they had changed into play clothes. "She has a mischievous side to her. She might help us."
"Well let's go find her and talk to her," Lily stated and they headed toward Mercury's chambers. Marina answered the door. "Where's Ariel?" Lily asked.
"She's back in her room," Marina replied.
"Yes and she is behaving herself," Melody added.
"What do you want with her?" Marina asked.
"We just need to ask her something," Gloria stated. They headed back toward Ariel's room. Lily was aware of Melody giving her a scrutinizing stare. "You're up to something," Melody told Lily.
"What makes you think that?" Lily asked in an innocent voice.
"I know you," Melody replied. "And I can tell you're up to something."
"Well it's none of your business," Gloria snapped in a rude voice.
"Fine," Melody muttered. "Just don't come crying to me, Lily, when Aunt Lita whips your tail."
"I won't," Lily, promised as she and Gloria entered Ariel's room. The little girl was sprawled on her bed with a book in front of her.
"Gloria, Lily what are you two doing here?" Ariel asked as she sat up.
"We have an idea on how to end this school year with a bit of a bang and we came to see if you would help us," Gloria replied.
"What is it?" Ariel asked her interest aroused. When Lily told her the idea her blue eyes widened in shock. "You're really going to do that?"
"Yes," Lily replied. "What do you think?"
"It's insane," Ariel replied. "And you will get into big trouble."
"So you're not going to help us?" Gloria asked. Ariel shook her head. "Why not?"
"For one thing I don't do things like that in school where we are supposed to learn," Ariel explained since like her mother she was very serious about school. "Second of all Mommy told me if I put one more toe out of line while all these visitors are here then I would be grounded for a whole month. I don't want to spend my entire break grounded because I helped you with this crazy trick."
"Oh come on," Lily begged. "We need all the help we can get."
"Then you're going to have to get someone else," Ariel told them. "I'm not helping."
"Fine," Gloria muttered. "Just don't blab."
"I don't think anyone would believe me anyway," Ariel replied as she picked her book back up. Disappointed Gloria and Lily left.
"Now what?" Lily asked.
"Annika and Brooke," Gloria replied. "Annika usually goes along with my tricks if I talk her into it."
Annika and Brooke were sitting together on Annika's bed talking. "I don't know if I can say that to her," Annika was saying.
"Of course you can," Brooke replied. She noticed the doubtful look on her future mother's face. "All you have to do is reply to Miyaki with a comeback to her sneers and she'll stop picking on you."
"I can't," Annika murmured.
"You can," Brooke firmly told her.
"Girls," Raye poked her head in. "Gloria and Lily are here."
"Okay Mama," Annika replied, glad for a change in subject. Gloria and Lily came in. "What's up?"
"We have an idea and we need your help," Lily stated.
"And what is this idea?" Brooke asked. Smiling Gloria and Lily shared their plans.
"You want us to do what?" Annika demanded when Gloria finished.
"Are you crazy?" Brooke added her eyes wide with shock.
"It will be a great way to get that Hama-sensei and end the school year with a bang," Lily explained.
"And spend your entire spring vacation grounded," Brooke pointed out. "So are you going to help us?" Gloria asked.
"Count me out," Brooke firmly stated. "I'm not doing something that is going to get me into major trouble."
"Annika," Gloria turned to her best friend.
"Well," Annika murmured in a hesitant voice.
"And you're not going too either," Brooke demanded. "You know how angry your mother will be if you take part in this."
"Oh you're right," Annika admitted. She turned back to Gloria, "Sorry Gloria but I don't want to get into trouble."
"Oh come on," Lily begged. "Ariel won't help either. We really need help if we're going to pull this off."
"Forget it," Brooke firmly stated. "If you want to do this you are on your own. We're not helping and that's final."
"Aunt Raye is right," Gloria muttered. "You do have way too much common sense." She and Lily left the room. "Now what did she mean by that?" Brooke wondered. Annika shrugged her shoulders and went back to her homework.
"Well now what?" Lily asked Gloria as they left the Mars chambers.
"Let's ask Hope," Gloria replied. "She's the only palace kid left in our class."
Lily and Gloria watched in annoyance as Hope, doubled over with laughter, rolled back and forth on the couch. They had told her about what they planned to do and asked her to help. So far all Hope had been able to do was laugh. "Come on Hope," Gloria pleaded. "Can you help us?"
Hope finally calmed down enough to answer, "Are you for real about this?"
"Yes," Lily replied. "We really need help with this. Ariel, Annika and Brooke won't help."
"I don't blame them," Hope told her. "It's crazy. You'll get into the worst trouble."
"It's harmless," Gloria pointed out.
"True," Hope admitted. "But a good education is important and tricks are meant to be during free time, not in school."
"You sound like Aunt Amy," Gloria muttered crossly. "Are you going to help or not?"
"Count me out," Hope replied. "You've pulled some stupid stunts before, Gloria, but this one takes the cake. You are going to get into serious trouble."
"Fine we'll do it without you," Lily grumbled. Take Gloria by the arm she dragged her out of the chambers and back into the palace halls. "So now what?"
"I know some people in our class who will help," Gloria replied. "We'll just have to ask tomorrow."
The next day Gloria was in her room putting together what she needed to bring to school for their trick the next day. Lily was also bringing some things. They were delighted about ten other boys and girls agreed to help with the trick. Lily was satisfied that this number would make the trick work.
Celine came walking in. "What are you doing?" she asked curiously. She looked uneasily around the room.
"Relax, Tiffany's not here," Gloria assured her. Celine relaxed and sat down on the bed. "So what are you doing?"
Gloria giggled. "Lily and I and a few other kids in our class are going to play a trick on Hama-sensei," she replied.
"What kind of trick?" Celine asked. Gloria whispered it too her. "Are you nuts?"
"Oh not you too," Gloria groaned. "It's harmless."
"It may be harmless but you are going to get into so much trouble," Celine pointed out.
"Please don't sound like all the other wet blankets who wouldn't help us out," Gloria pleaded.
"I won't," Celine sighed. "But don't say I didn't warn you."
Just then Tiffany came into the room. "Hi Gloria," she called cheerfully. Then she saw Celine and scowled. "What is she doing here?"
"Talking to me," Gloria replied in an annoyed voice. Because of Tiffany's animosity toward Celine Gloria was having a difficult time trying to get to know her.
"Well I don't want her here," Tiffany snapped.
"This is my room and she can be here if I say she can," Gloria pointed out. "If you don't want to her here then go somewhere else until she leaves."
"It's okay Gloria," Celine murmured sadly fighting to keep the tears back. "I'll leave." Before Gloria could say anything Celine left the room. Gloria angrily turned to Tiffany. "What is your problem?" she asked. "Celine is nice. I don't know why you and your friends are so mean to her."
"If only you knew," Tiffany muttered as she pulled a book off the shelf. In a tense silence the two girls went about their business.
The next day right before Music class Gloria, Lily and the other kids in on the trick got themselves ready. The rest of the class decided it would be best to stay in their seats so that Hama-sensei would know they weren't involved. They had thought about leaving the room but then decided that the show would be too good to miss. So they sat quietly at their desks and waited for the fireworks.
Ginko Hama reluctantly headed toward the classroom. She dreaded teaching Class 3-A. Most of the children were very well behaved but there was that select handful that made up for the rest of the class. She would be glad when this substitute job was over with. Maybe next time she could take a homeroom position where she wouldn't be responsible for the entire school.
As soon as she got to the door Hama-sensei immediately knew something was wrong. It was just too quiet. She opened the door and almost had a heart attack. About a dozen or so children were sitting on the floor with their faces painted to look like American Indian warriors. They had also put feathers in their hair and some of them had blankets with Indian prints. Lily had even fluffed out her hair to make it look very wild. The rest of the class sat quietly in their desks with looks of uneasiness on their faces. "What is the meaning of this?" Hama-sensei demanded angrily. The "Indians" only responded with hisses and snarls. Gloria jumped up and started doing some kind of war dance. "This is unacceptable," Hama-sensei shouted.
"You said we were savages so we decided to behave like them," Lily shouted and all the other children in on the trick began making loud war cries.
"What is going on?" Kadiri Mishima showed up at the door. She stared in astonishment. Gloria, Lily and the other froze when they saw their homeroom teacher show up. "Busted," Lily groaned to Gloria, who nodded her head in fear. "Mishima-san," Hama-sensei gasped. "These children decided to behave like savages since I called them that the other day."
"Well savage is nothing compared to what the principal will say when he sees this," Kadiri snapped angrily. She turned back to the costumed children. "All of you up and out right now. We are taking a walk to the principal's office."
"Like this?" Nomi Irie, a petite blonde in the class who had been egged by her best friend Akemi Maziki to go along with this.
"Yes, just as you are," Kadiri replied. "Let the whole school see what you children did. Maybe that will teach you a lesson." Nomi and a couple of others began to cry knowing that their parents would be exceedingly angry with them. Kadiri marched them out of the classroom. The rest of the class sat quietly while Hama-sensei pulled herself back together. "I told you it was a stupid idea," Brooke whispered to Annika who nodded her head in agreement.
"You are in a lot of trouble," Lita angrily told Lily as they headed home from the school. The parents and guardians of the children involved were called over to the school to pick them up. Lita had been called out of her restaurant and was furious.
"It was just a joke," Lily muttered in a sulky voice.
"I don't care what it was," Lita snapped. "I don't know how you behave when you are home in the future but while you are staying with me you will abide by my rules. And don't think just because you are in the past your mother isn't going to know. I will be sending her a letter via Luna P and tell her what happened." Lily groaned knowing her mother would hit the roof when she found out about this.
That evening at dinner the other children gathered around the two pranksters. "So how much trouble are the both of you in?" Faith asked.
"I got spanked and grounded for two weeks," Lily replied. Lita had sent a note to Violet in the future explaining Lily's outrageous behavior. Violet immediately sent Luna P back with a reply telling Lita to show no mercy where punishment was concerned.
"I also got spanked," Gloria added. "And I've lost all privileges until further notice."
"We told you it was a dumb idea," Brooke pointed out. "Maybe next time you'll listen to us."
"It may have backfired but we left our mark," Lily declared.
"In what way?" Hannah asked curiously.
"We said we'd end third grade with a bang and we did," Gloria replied. "Let's face it. Those of us that participated will be famous these last two days of school."
"All for a price," Rose pointed out. "You may have left your mark but you've also lost the trust of the other teachers."
"And that will be hard to get back," Chelsea added. "Remember that the next time you decide to end something with a bang." With that she and the other teenagers went off to another corner leaving Gloria and Lily with something to think about.
End of part six.