Wrath - 4
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School sucked, but it’s not like there was anything you could do about it, right? So he floated along, attending the occasional class, laying low, sneaking out for a smoke when it al got too much. He stayed under the radar. That would have been his motto, if he’d ever bothered to formulate one.
That, also, was too much effort.
So when they pul ed him out of class, he was stumped—and also a bit stoned, which wasn’t helping matters. He hadn’t done anything. He never did anything. So why haul him d...own to the vice principal’s office and stick him in front of the administrative firing squad?
Best not to speak until spoken to. More words to live by.
So Reed slouched in the low-backed wooden chair and stared at them: the principal, the vice principal, that French teacher al the girls were so hot for. They didn’t scare him.
And then his father stepped into the office.
Shit.
“If you admit what you’ve done, I may be inclined to go easier on you,” the vice principal final y said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
School sucked, but it’s not like there was anything you could do about it, right? So he floated along, attending the occasional class, laying low, sneaking out for a smoke when it al got too much. He stayed under the radar. That would have been his motto, if he’d ever bothered to formulate one.
That, also, was too much effort.
So when they pul ed him out of class, he was stumped—and also a bit stoned, which wasn’t helping matters. He hadn’t done anything. He never did anything. So why haul him d...own to the vice principal’s office and stick him in front of the administrative firing squad?
Best not to speak until spoken to. More words to live by.
So Reed slouched in the low-backed wooden chair and stared at them: the principal, the vice principal, that French teacher al the girls were so hot for. They didn’t scare him.
And then his father stepped into the office.
Shit.
“If you admit what you’ve done, I may be inclined to go easier on you,” the vice principal final y said.
What to read after Wrath - 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robin Wasserman to read onlineMoreLess
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