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Elsa: Chapter 2
Anna and I returned to school the next day. To be honest, Anna was a bit of a wreck. Her usual braids were made half-hearted with strands sticking out. She had also walked out the door in her pajamas until I had helped her pick out an outfit. The clothes she had agreed upon weren't as colorful as normal. All her life Anna had rarely committed an outfit with fewer than at least three colors. Yet she stood beside me in nothing but a dark blue sweater and some black pants. I hadn't even realized she owned anything black.
I was just about to reach out to her. To hold her hand and give it a squeeze like any big sister would. But instead I heard my name called and it sent chills down my spine.
"Elsa, come to office," the voice said. I turned and saw that it was the principle. I gulped, told Anna I'd be back as soon as I could, and walked over to the office. The principle held open the door for me and followed me in. I hadn't been in there since I had signed Anna and me up for this school. It made me nervous, I wasn't the kind of girl to go to the principle's office, ever.
I walked over to the two chairs in front of the principle's desk and saw that one of them were already taken. In it sat Hans. He looked as he always did, except that he had a large bandage covering his nose and a couple of black eyes. I really had broken his nose and I felt no remorse. I sat calmly in the other chair, taking a deep breath to hide my anger. It stirred in me and wanted to lash out at the boy sitting next to me.
The principle sat in his desk and looked at us calmly and spoke in a clear voice, "Now Elsa, Hans claims that you are the one who broke his nose. We also have several witnesses, so no lying. Did you break his nose?" I nodded slowly, admitting my crime. "Why did you break his nose?" he asked.
"He broke my sister's heart," I answered, "he was flirting with other girls and probably cheating too." The principle frowned.
"While that is a terrible thing to do, it is not punishable by a nose breaking. However, Elsa, I have to punish you for your actions, especially since you are 18 now. I have talked it over with Hans and his parents, as well as your family lawyer. She wanted me to leave you out of it last night. It was decided that you would serve community service time. 60 hours that will be fit around your school and work time," He said.
"I understand sir," I said. It was the best deal I'd get so I wasn't going to try to bargain. Who knows how long it had taken our lawyer to get that.
"Also, Hans' parents are not going to press charges as it was clear why you broke his nose," He said. After I stated I was grateful for that and would write a letter of apology to Hans and his parents, he also had to write one to Anna by order of his parents, we were excused to class.