AN: Hey guys! I like, super happy that everyone enjoy the previous chapter! It's because of you guys I keep writing :D THANK YOU SO MUCH! Anway, my brain is full of ideas for this story. So, here's chapter 6, ENJOY :D
Chapter 6: Jayden's Lucky Day
Jayden sat in the chair of Mr. Henderson's office, looking around with nothing to do. Grant sat in the other chair beside him, kicking the table leg of Mr. Henderson's desk. Neither one had spoken for they were still angry at eachother. Jayden kind of felt alittle jittery when he in this office. Since he never went to school, he didn't know what the prinicpal would do to him.
Grant, on the other hand, had been to the prinicpal's office many times. So at this point, he really wouldn't care what Mr. Henderson would do to him.
All silence broke when Mr. Henderson opened the door. When he closed the door shut, Grant and Jayden started complaining about eachother and what happen at lunch all at the same time. Once Mr. Henderson sat down, his voice rose, "QUIET YOU TWO." Once they started hushing down, Mr. Henderson spoke. "Ok, now I would like one person at a time to tell me exactly what happened. Grant, speak."
"You see sir, this clown shoved a chilli dog in my face when I did nothing to him." Grant said, slouching in his chair.
"That's not true. He tried to throw a chilli dog at one of my friends." Jayden shouted.
"Jayden, did you see Grant throw this chilli dog?" Mr. Henderson questioned.
Jayden narrowed his eyes away. "No sir." he mumbled.
"Then how would you know that he threw it?"
"Well, he sort of admitted it!" Jayden said, pointing his finger at Grant.
Mr. Henderson calmly directed his eyes to Grant, then huffed in aggravation. "Grant, this is the sixth time you've been in my office. So it's kind of hard to believe you didn't start this. Did you or did you not throw a chilli dog at one of his friends?"
"Fine!" Grant throw his hands up. "Yes, I did throw a chilli dog at one of his friends. But then he shoved it in my face!"
Mr. Henderson shook his head, looking back at Jayden. "Listen, I know you're new to here. So I'm only going to let you off with a warning. Just next time, try not to shoved a chilli dog in someone's face. Ok?"
Jayden nodded in response. "Yes sir, thank you sir."
Mr. Henderson turned to Grant. "As for you, you've earned yourself a week of detention." Mr. Henderson started writing on a slip of paper, then handed it to Grant.
"That's not fair!" Grant yelled, snatching the paper away. "Why does he get a warning and I get..."
"Grant, don't agrue with me!" Mr. Henderson interrupted. "Now I hope to not see you two in my office again. If I do, it better be because you did something good." Before Jayden and Grant left his office, Mr. Henderson said, "Before class, go wash off all that food you're trailing around my school. We don't need ants again."
In the bathroom, Jayden first washed all the food out of his hair. Grant started on his clothes. While washing, Grant was the first to speak. "You're lucky you only get a warning. Detention with Ms. Tyler is torture. She actually gives us work to do so we wouldn't be sleeping or texting."
Jayden laughed. "Yeah well, if you wouldn't of throw that chilli dog at Emily, this detention thing wouldn't of ever happened."
Grant continued to clean off his clothes, frowning. "Yeah well, sorry about that."
"You're actually saying you are sorry?" Jayden said, amazed that this jerk actually had to guts to say it.
"Yeah. You see, I think that Emma chick's pretty cute." Grant said, smiling.
"Ok, for one, her name is Emily. Two, you think she's cute?" Jayden said, rising an eyebrow.
"Yeah, totally." Grant said, then he noticed the look on Jayden's face. "Wait, is she like your girlfriend or something?"
"NO! No, of course not. We're just close friends." Jayden explained. "I actually think she likes one of my other friends."
Grant nodded in response and walked over to get some paper towels. Suddenly, his phone started ringing in his pocket. "Dang, I thought I put my phone on silent. It's probably my mom calling; Mr. Henderson must have told her about me getting detention." Grant explained to Jayden.
Just when he reached in his pocket to grab it, the phone slipped out of his wet hands and slid over towards Jayden. Jayden picked up the phone and threw it back to Grant. Grant caught his phone but was impressed by Jayden's throwing arm. When Grant looked at his phone, he saw that it was his mom calling but decided to call her back later.
"Yo, Jayden." Grant called to Jayden. "You ever thought of trying out for football?"
Jayden looked over, confused. "Football? What's football?"
"You've NEVER heard of football? You're joking, right?" Jayden shook his head. "Dude, I can't believe you have never heard of football. Well, you should try out for it anyway. You seem pretty good at throwing and wicked catching skills. You know, from what I saw today. You should try out. Try outs are tomorrow, after school. Coach will explain everything you need to know once you're there. So, you in?"
Jayden thought for a moment, wondering if this would be a good idea or not. Finally, Jayden choose his answer. "Sure, why not. How bad could it be?"
AN: so, how'd you like it? :D Leave me a review, telling me how you liked it. You know how I like reading you guys' responses(: Find out how Jayden's tryouts go in the next few chapters. Not the very next one, but later on. (: