The following you about to
read is an unfinished first part of an unfinished first story writtern by me.
There’s going to be some errors and misunderstanding in this first part of the
story, but I think you’ll gonna…like it.
It’s school time. Teachers
are starting to get ready to work.
Mr. Julies is showering in
the bathtub, singing so loud that his husband tells him to shut up.
“Mr. Julies,” Ms. Julies
called.
“What,” Mr. Julies
exclaimed.
“I’m trying to watch the
morning news and I can’t hear because of your boring singing.”
“Well the only thing you need to worry about is the weather,” he told her. “You don’t need the news.”
“Oh really,” she said. “You should be watching the news rather than singing in the bathtub.”
Mr. Mac is trying to find which suit and tie would best suit him. He takes out a jacket and a tie.
“Well the only thing you need to worry about is the weather,” he told her. “You don’t need the news.”
“Oh really,” she said. “You should be watching the news rather than singing in the bathtub.”
Mr. Mac is trying to find which suit and tie would best suit him. He takes out a jacket and a tie.
“Honey,” he called.
“Yes,” Ms. Mac said.
“Which suit and tie should
I wear?” he asked.
Ms. Mac comes to his room,
all dressed up for work.
“The black one,” she said.
“Thank you,” Mr. Mac said.
“You’re welcome.”
Ms. Louis, who’s half-way dressed, is looking for a bra.
Ms. Louis, who’s half-way dressed, is looking for a bra.
“Hey have you seen my bra?”
she asked her husband.
“Nope I’ve haven’t seen
it,” Mr. Louis said.
She suddenly finds it.
“Okay find it,” she said.
“Good,” he said. “You are
smart woman.”
“Thanks.”
“Thanks.”
Trumaine Alexander, an
African-American fourteen-year-old teenage boy, all dressed up for school, is
looking at the mirror.
He lives in a house full
of adults. Not just his parents but also agents and bodyguards.
“Ms. Alexander,” Trumaine
asked.
“Yes,” Ms. Alexander said
as she walked into her room. She’s also dressed up for work too.
“What time should we
leave?” Trumaine asked.
Ms. Alexander looked at
her watch.
“At 6:30am,” she said as
she looked at him.
“Okay,” he said.
Mr. Trumain and Mr. Sams
were Trumaine’s adult friends and they taking care of him. There were supposed
to be bodyguard him also, but obviously Mr. Sams think it’s a good idea to
leave Trumaine alone at school the whole time and then when the school is over
then they pick him up. Mr. Truman says it’s a bad idea, but he reluctantly
agreed as he wants to make some money too. They have a business and their
business did really well.
“Better get ready,” Mr.
Trumain said. “Because this ride is not going anywhere until we leave.”
“If the ride is going someplace else then we doomed,” Mr. Sams said.
“If the ride is going someplace else then we doomed,” Mr. Sams said.
Mr. Trumain and Mr. Sams
are Trumaine’s bodyguards. They sometimes get into other people’s bussines.
“Alright,” Mr. Alexander
said as he walk downstairs. “Are we ready?” he asked.
Mr. Alexander look like a
goofy man and it sounded like a soul man.
Ms. Alexander dressed like
she’s ready to work
Trumaine has arrived in
the living room.
“Alright,” Mr. Sams said.
“Let’s drive off to school.”
“Alright Trumaine,” Ms.
Alexander said as she smiles. “Good luck on your first day of school.”
“Good luck,” Mr. Alexander
said as he smiled too.
“See you later,” Ms.
Alexander said.
“Bye mom bye dad,”
Trumaine said as he smiles back to them
Mr. Sams and Mr. Truman
The teachers are driving
the cars like everybody else.
Then Mr. Mac sees a car,
whom he remembered when he saw it on tv, that look very silmar to the one he’s
trying to chase.
Mr. Mac decides to drive
toward the car.
When the red light comes
to green, Mr. Mac chases the car.
Minutes later, while that,
the police decides to chases Mr. Mac.
When they see the chase,
thinking it will end at school, they jump in the bandwagon.
When they to school, Mr.
Mac’s car got almost crashed.
Mr. Solly just came out of
the chased car.
Mr. Mac got off the car
crash.
Trumaine’s car has arrived
to school on time. When he arrived, all he saw was a bunch of chasing cars
going around the parking lot.
Mr. Solly come out of the
car running down the sidewalk. Mr. Mac come out of the car chasing him.
“Hey you stole my
briefcase,” Mr. Mac said.
“No I did not,” Mr. Solly
said. “It’s not yours, It’s mine.”
Mr. Mac knows that his frenemy Mr. Solly stole some of his belongnings instead of just buying his in the stores near him.
Mr. Mac knows that his frenemy Mr. Solly stole some of his belongnings instead of just buying his in the stores near him.
When Mr. Solly run towards
the school entrance, he stopped to see the African-american teen boy who
standing behind it.
“What’s your name?” Mr.
Solly asked.
“Trumaine,” he said.
“Nice to meet you
Trumaine,” Mr. Solly said as rush to enter the school entrance. “Talk to you
later.”
Mr. Mac also run toward
the school entrance.
“Hello Trumaine,” Mr. Mac
greeted as he stoped to see him. “It’s nice to meet you but I have a situation
to handle so see y’all later.”
He has no time to meet him
because he wants to get his briefcase so badly from Mr. Solly.
Trumaine has got a
wondering look on his face after he saw the two men entered the school entrance
in a hurry, chasing each other.
He shug his shoulders and
enter the school entrance like the way students did and not run like Mr. Mac
and Mr. Solly.
When he entered the
school, he saw the two men running down the hallway.
Ms. Jones, who is standing
behind the wall in the hallway, is trying to stop the two men from running.
“Hey go back and walk
gentlemen,” she exclaimed.
“Hey give me back my
briefcase,” Mr. Mac requested.
“I told you Mr. Mac it’s
not your briefcase,” Mr. Solly said.
“Excuse me, excuse me,”
Ms. Jones trying to say stop but they won’t listen. As a result, Ms. Jones
jumped the bandwagon.
Everybody watch the
situation. Mr. Mac is chasing Mr. Solly because Mr. Solly has Mr. Mac’s
briefcase and Ms. Jones is chasing them because there is no running allowed in
this building.
“Hey didn’t I tell you
guys not to run,” Ms. Jones said.
“I don’t care,” Mr. Mac
said. “Because Mr. Solly stole my briefcase.”
“So what,” Mr. Solly said as he looked at Mr. Mac as they still chasing. “It’s not yours.”
Ms. Andrews is reading a magazine while sitting down in the chair. She looked up and saw the two men and a woman chasing down the hallway coming towards her.
“So what,” Mr. Solly said as he looked at Mr. Mac as they still chasing. “It’s not yours.”
Ms. Andrews is reading a magazine while sitting down in the chair. She looked up and saw the two men and a woman chasing down the hallway coming towards her.
Ms. Andrews got up and
tried to block them to stop their running.
“Hey stop running!” she
exclaimed.
But Mr. Solly push her
down to the floor. Mr. Mac passes her as he still chasing Mr. Solly down. But
Ms. Jones, who’s chasing them to stop running, run toward her to help.
“Are you okay,” Ms. Jones
asked.
“Yeah I’m okay,” Ms.
Andrews said as she pick himself up. “Those idiots need to get their act
together.”
“I know let’s go,” Ms. Jones ordered her. And they start chasing them.
“I know let’s go,” Ms. Jones ordered her. And they start chasing them.
Mr. Julies is talking to
fellow teacher Ms. Zicks.
“What time do you sleep?”
Mr. Julies asked.
“About…,” Ms. Zicks is
thinking for a moment. “…maybe about ten or elven o’clock.”
“Why is that?”
“I was watching the state of the union last night.”
“Last night? There was a state of the union last night?”
“Why is that?”
“I was watching the state of the union last night.”
“Last night? There was a state of the union last night?”
“What time do you go to
bed?”
“Eight o’clock.”
“Eight o’clock? So that means you missed it then.”
“Okay I missed it, I did not know there is a state of the union…what time did it come on?”
“Eight o’clock.”
“Eight o’clock? So that means you missed it then.”
“Okay I missed it, I did not know there is a state of the union…what time did it come on?”
“I don’t know.”
“You don’t know? Do you even have clock?”
“You don’t know? Do you even have clock?”
“Nope I don’t have a
clock. I have a clock on my laptop.”
“How much your laptop
cost?”
“$199.000”
“$199.000”
“$199.000?”
“Yeah.”
Their conversation was
interrupted by the coming chasing of Mr. Solly, Mr. Mac, Ms. Jones, and Ms.
Andrews. As they pass them, Mr. Julies and Ms. Zicks decided to join the chase.
“You know we better stop
them,” Mr. Julies suggested.
“Good idea,” Ms. Zicks
agreed.
And they joined the chase.
Right now, there are six
teachers chasing down the hallway. But now they started to split up.
Mr. Solly went left into
another part of the hallway and then went into a classroom.
Mr. Mac tried to follow
him but he went the same direction, Mr. Solly was nowhere to be found. Then he
gets hit by Ms. Jones as she tackled him.
“Got you,” she said.
Ms. Andrews, Ms. Zicks and
Mr. Julies walked toward Ms. Jones as she grab Mr. Mac off the floor.
“What are you doing?” Mr.
Mac asked.
“Stopping you from
running,” Ms. Jones said.
“Hey what are you doing?”
Ms. Andrews asked.
“I was chasing Mr. Solly,”
Mr. Mac answered.
“Why?”
“Because he stole my briefcase.”
Ms. Jones, Ms. Zicks, Mr. Julies and Ms. Andrews look left and right. No sign of Mr. Solly anywhere.
“Because he stole my briefcase.”
Ms. Jones, Ms. Zicks, Mr. Julies and Ms. Andrews look left and right. No sign of Mr. Solly anywhere.
“I didn’t see him,” Mr.
Julies said.
“Mr. Solly!” Ms. Andrews
called as she searches for him.
“You are in detetion,” Mr.
Julies told.
“Whoa wait,” Mr. Mac
backed up. “What do you mean I got detention?”
“Just what I mean Mr. Mac you got detention.”
“Just what I mean Mr. Mac you got detention.”
“Starting right now,” Ms.
Zicks said.
They take Mr. Mac to the
detention classroom.
Meanwhile, Ms. Andrews is
looking for Mr. Solly. When she sees him, she open the door.
“Mr. Solly what are you
doing here?” she asked.
“I don’t know,” Mr. Solly
said.
“You don’t know. You have his briefcase.”
“You don’t know. You have his briefcase.”
“What do you mean ‘his
briefcase’”?”
“You know what I’m taking about. That briefcase you holding on..that is Mr. Mac’s”
“You know what I’m taking about. That briefcase you holding on..that is Mr. Mac’s”
“Oh okay,” Mr. Solly said
as he nodded his head faster. “But I’m not gonna give it to him.”
“You not?”
“You not?”
“No. Because he’s stupid.
He needs to ask me to borrow my stuff not steal my stuff. If he ask me to
borrow it instead of just stealing it, we don’t have a problem.”
“Well you steal some stuff
too.”
Mr. Solly is irraited, making up some faces. “Alright,” he said. “I’ll give it back to him.”
Mr. Solly is irraited, making up some faces. “Alright,” he said. “I’ll give it back to him.”
Mr. Solly then came to
detention and give Mr. Mack back his suitcase.
Mr. Mac grab it from him.
“Thank you..very much,” he
said in a very angry way,
“You’re not welcome,” Mr.
Solly said.
After a visit at the
school main office, Mr. Sams and Mr. Truman waved to say goodbye to Trumaine.
Trumaine is entering the
classroom and walked toward the teacher named Mr. Marshall.
“Welcome to English class
Trumaine,” Mr. Marshall greeted. “My name is Mr. Marshall. I’m your English
teacher.” He gives Trumaine a handshake. He lets him sit besides a geeky guy
with a layered long hair and glasses, named Chalmette.
“Today we’ll be doing
some..ehh,” Mr. Marshall is scratching his head as he trying to come up with
something. “How about the book of Whispers,” he said as he grab the book from
the table that was in front of him.
Trumaine whispered to
Chalmette during the last few miniutes of classtime. “Pssst,” Trumaine said to
him.
Chalmette turn his to look
at Trumaine.
“Hi,” Trumaine said.
“What’s your name?”
“Chalmette.”
“I’m Trumaine. I live a
few blocks down there.”
“Nice to meet you
Trumaine,” Chalmette said.
“Nice to meet you too
Chalmette,” Trumaine said. “So where do you live?” he asked.
“Right around Arundel
Mills.”
“In a house?”
“In a house?”
“Yep.”
“I live in apartment. I hang out with the little kids.”
“I live in apartment. I hang out with the little kids.”
Chalmette got a questional
look on his face when Trumaine said that.
“Okay well actually I was
babysitting little kids but I also hang out with them,” Trumaine said.
“Do you have any siblings
at all?” Chalmette asked.
“No,” Trumaine said as he
shakes his head.
“I have a little brother.”
“How old is he?”
“Ten.”
“Okay.”
“Okay.”
The bell starts to ring
and everybody jumped up for their next class.
“What class do you go to
next,” Trumaine asked.
“History,” Chalmette said.
“What’s yours?”
“Matter and Energy.”
“Alright see you later.”
It’s lunch time.
When Trumaine goes to the
cafeteria, he’s get pushed to the floor by the freshman bully named Jermaine.
“Well hello there black
idiot,” Jermaine said.
Jermaine’s friends were
laughing at Trumaine. However, the students around them were not.
“Looks like we got
company,” Jermaine said.
Trumaine pick himself up
from the floor. “Do you want hurt me back stupid,” Jermaine attacked.
Trumaine try to turn back
so that he could get his lunch. But Jermaine grab his shoulders, turn him
around and punch him in the face, making him falling to the floor again.
Some students were hyping
“Fight Fight!” while others stand there in froze and don’t know what to do.
Finally, one person step
up.
“HEY!” one girl exclaimed.
Her name is Sally.
“Why go ahead and pick on
somebody at your own size,” she said.
“Like you?” Jermaine asked
as he walked closer to her.
“Go ahead,” Sally said.
“Hit me in the face.”
Jermaine tries to punch
her but he reluctant himself not to do it. Not only that, Sally’s eyes were
scaring not only him but also his friends as well.
“I can’t do it,’ Jermaine
said. “Let’s get out of here guys.”
Jermaine and his friends walked out of the cafeteria.
Jermaine and his friends walked out of the cafeteria.
Sally walked toward
Trumaine as he pick himself up.
“Thanks,” he said.
“You’re welcome,” Sally
said.
“What’s your name?”
“Sally.”
“My name is Trumaine.”
“Nice to meet you
Trumaine.”
Then someone gets up from the cafeteria, throw his finished trey in the trash can and step up to help Trumaine. His name is Coshaun.
Then someone gets up from the cafeteria, throw his finished trey in the trash can and step up to help Trumaine. His name is Coshaun.
“Are you okay?” he asked.
“Yeah I’m fine,” Trumaine
said.
“What’s your name?”
“I’m Trumaine.”
“My name is Coshaun.” Coahaun gives him a handshake.
“My name is Coshaun.” Coahaun gives him a handshake.
When Trumaine gets out of
school, he walks in the sidewalk. When he walks in the sidewalk, He saw
Jermaine and his friends around the block. He turns around and run to avoid
getting hit. But they notice him running as they saw as him being afraid of
them.
“Hey you,” Jermaine said.
They decide to chase him
down. Trumaine is running faster and faster. But when they get closer to him,
they tlacked him to the ground.
“Got you now,” Jermaine
said as he grab him from the ground. “Now you can’t run any longer.”
“Why’re you running away
from us stupid,” Gordon asked.
“Because you’re all
jerks,” Trumaine said.
“Excuse me,” Jackson said
as he comes toward him.
“What do you say dummy?”
Jermaine asked.
“You are all dummy jerks!”
Trumaine exclaimed.
Jermaine punches Trumaine
in the face.
“OWWW!” Trumaine cried.
“You calling us jerks,
idiot,” Jermaine said to his face. “Then we will call you a jerk too dummy.”
Trumaine is so afraid that he makes a sad look on his face.
Trumaine is so afraid that he makes a sad look on his face.
“Ahhh looking for the
tough girl huh,” Gordon said.
“Too bad the girl isn’t
here now,” Jermaine said.
They started to laugh now
at him.
A few blocks away, a
27-year-old young man who has blonde hair named Chad Jakob is walking down the
sidewalk listening to his smartphone. When he saw the boys buling the black
boy, he take off his earphones off his ears to hear the situation.
“He’s a jackass,” Jermaine
said. “Let’s put that idiot in the trash can.”
“Noooo,” Trumaine cried as
they hold him with their hands and takes him to the garbage.
Hearing the screaming and
the shouting, Chad decides to run and chase them down.
There, Jermaine and his
friends put Trumaine in the garbage as they did what they want. As Trumaine
tries to get up, the gang laugh at him as they look at him as the nasty him.
Then they hear a mad man’s
voice.
“HEY!” Chad exclaimed.
Jermaine and the gang turn
around to look at Chad. His face turn a serious look.
“What the hell are you
guys bullying him?” he asked.
The gang look at each
other in a scared look, waiting for answers from each other.
“You guys don’t know,”
Chad said
“Uh oh got run,” Gordon
said.
“Yeah you better run
alright,” Chad told. “Next time I’ll kick your butts!”
Chad then goes toward the
garbage can. “Are you okay,” he said to Trumaine.
“Yeah,” Trumaine said as
he almost gets up from the garbage can but still struggling.
“Here,” Chad said as he
stretch his hand to help him get up from the trash. “Let me give you a hand.”
Trumaine’s hand touch his
and Chad pull Trumaine from the garbage can completely.
“Thank you,” Trumaine
said.
“You’re welcome,” Chad
said. “Wanna come to my house to let me clean you up from this mess?”
“I can’t tell you my address because my parents…”
“I can’t tell you my address because my parents…”
“are gonna punch you?”
Chad finish Trumaine’s sentence.
Trumaine nodded.
“I’m asking you that
because I don’t want your parents seeing you like this,” Chad explained.
“So you want me to be
cleaned up?” Trumaine asked.
“Yeah,” Chad said as he
nodded his head. “Look everything is going to be allright okay.”
“Okay,” Trumaine agreed.
Chad walk him in the side
walk.
Chad’s house was a few
blocks away from Trumaine’s house. Chad only lives at his house with his
girlfriend Emily Schwartz.
At Chad’s house, Chad and
Trumaine is walking toward Chad’s door. He ring the doorbell because Emily was
still living in the house. She didn’t call him to ask if she can leave the
house in a hurry sooo Emily must be stayed in the house.
When the door opened, what
they saw is Emily who wears a pink tank top tucked into her jeans.
“Hello look we got here,”
Emily said as she smile. “Who is this?” she asked as she referring to Trumaine.
“Hi Emily,” Chad this.
“This is Trumaine. Trumaine, this is Emily, my girlfriend.”
“Your girlfriend?”
Trumaine asked as he looked at Chad.
“Yeah what’s wrong?” Chad
asked.
“Nothing,” Trumaine said.
“Nice to meet you
Trumaine,” Emily said as he gives him a handshake. “Looks like you have been
buliied.”
“Yeah he has,” Chad said. “He got thrown in the trash by those evil bastards.”
“Yeah he has,” Chad said. “He got thrown in the trash by those evil bastards.”
“Is it okay for me to come
in,” Trumaine asked Emily. “Because I want to get cleaned up.”
“Yeah,” Emily said as he
lets him come in to her and Chad’s house.
Chad and Trumaine enter
the house as Emily closes the door.
“Allright take your shirt
off” Chad ordered.
Trumaine takes his shirt
off revealing his tank top.
“Now take your pants off,”
Chad ordered.
Trumaine takes his pants
off as he was told to do. But when he takes off his pants off, he reveails his
underwear
“I don’t want you to be sexy,” he said.
“He looks kinda sexy,”
Emily said as she look at him.
“I know,” Chad said.
“Thank you Emily for
that,” Trumaine said. “But I don’t desvere that.”
“You desvere to be sexy,” Emily said “C’mon man what do you mean?”
“You desvere to be sexy,” Emily said “C’mon man what do you mean?”
“I like the word but the
people outside will laugh at me.”
“OHHH,” Chad and Emily realized.
“OHHH,” Chad and Emily realized.
“Okay we get it,” Chad
said. “I’m gonna put your clothes in the washing machine in a hurry as fast as
it can.”
“So don’t worry about,”
Emily said. “In the meantime, why won’t you read some of the books over there.”
She’s pointed to the bookshelf in the living room.
When Trumaine, in a tank
top and a brief, walk toward the bookshelf, the books in the bookshelf look
kinda kidish. They are all children’s books. Really there are no books for
teenagers, not even for young adults like Chad and Emily.
“Ummm..” Trumaine said as
he found something strange.
“What’s wrong,” Emily said
as she walk toward him.
“The books are for the
kids, right,” trumaine said.
“Ahh yeah.”
“Do you buy books at your own age?”
“No, because the books contain something that we don’t know about.”
“Do you guys graduate from college?”
“Do you buy books at your own age?”
“No, because the books contain something that we don’t know about.”
“Do you guys graduate from college?”
“Yes we did, it’s just
that children’s books are better than young-adult books.”
“Don’t you think your mom and dad will be kinda ackward when you read children’s books?”
“Nope.”
“Don’t you think your mom and dad will be kinda ackward when you read children’s books?”
“Nope.”
Chad put the clothes in
the washing machine. He turns the machine on and saw the clothes going around
and around in the water.
Minutes later, Chad and
Emily were sitting down in the left couch while Trumaine is siting down in the
right couch. They were talking about being bullied. Trumaine is telling them
his story.
“When I was going to go
home early, I saw the same group that bullied me early at school,” Trumaine
explained. “When I started to run, they started chasing me down and hit me to
floor. They called mean names like ‘stupid’ or ‘idiot’. I called them ‘jerks’
but it made a lot wose.”
“How worse?” Chad asked.
“How worse?” Chad asked.
“Well he, the leader of
the gang, punch me in the face…”
Emily’s eyes and mouth
widely open after that comment.
“Yeah I saw you reaction
just like…right now,” Trumaine said to Emily.
“I’m sorry if that…”
“Now that’s okay. I can see your emotion as you kinda shock about it. That’s what my parents react if they find news that shocking.”
“Oh okay.”
“As I’m saying, he punch me in the face calling me a jerk. Then they throw me in the trash can, which you, Chad,” he said as he ponted to him. “…saw and scared those bullies away.”
“Yeah I kinda step up and say to them ‘next time I see you guys bulling someone I kick your asses’” Chad said as he looked at Emily. “And then I help him from the garbage can,” he continued as he looked at Trumaine.
“Now that’s okay. I can see your emotion as you kinda shock about it. That’s what my parents react if they find news that shocking.”
“Oh okay.”
“As I’m saying, he punch me in the face calling me a jerk. Then they throw me in the trash can, which you, Chad,” he said as he ponted to him. “…saw and scared those bullies away.”
“Yeah I kinda step up and say to them ‘next time I see you guys bulling someone I kick your asses’” Chad said as he looked at Emily. “And then I help him from the garbage can,” he continued as he looked at Trumaine.
“Which it’s nice, it’s the
right thing to do,” Trumaine continues to say. “And then I look kinda messy. So
I came to you guys’ house for you two to clean me up.”
“Okay,” Chad said as he
takes a deep breath. “That’s the end of story.”
“Do you guys ever been bullied?” Trumaine asked.
“Do you guys ever been bullied?” Trumaine asked.
“Well..”
Trumaine is in the back
seat of the car. Mr. Sams and Mr. Trumain were in the front seat with Mr. Sams
driving the wheel. They were arguing with each other about letting him into
going home alone. Now they point fingers at each other.
“See what you done,” Mr.
Sams said.
“See what? What have I
done?” Mr. Trumain asked.
“This,” Mr. Sams pointed
at Trumaine. “This is what have you done.”
“Me?” Mr. Trumain asked. “You the one who let him walk alone.”
“That’s because you made stupid choices for us like going to a store buy some beer that isn’t beer.”
“Well yes it is.”
“It’s water-ish. We actually drinking water.”
“So what the beer we drinking you think is actually water.”
“Me?” Mr. Trumain asked. “You the one who let him walk alone.”
“That’s because you made stupid choices for us like going to a store buy some beer that isn’t beer.”
“Well yes it is.”
“It’s water-ish. We actually drinking water.”
“So what the beer we drinking you think is actually water.”
Mr. Sams hist his teeth.
“You’re….Okay here’s the plan we tell his mom and dad what happen…in a
fictional way.”
“In a fictional way like how?” Mr. Trumain asked.
“In a fictional way like how?” Mr. Trumain asked.
“I don’t know. Let’s just
pretend that the bullying didn’t happened.”
“It did happened Mr. Sams.”
“Yeah it really did. I’m just telling you not to tell them about it OKAY!” Mr. Sams explaned in an angry way.
“It did happened Mr. Sams.”
“Yeah it really did. I’m just telling you not to tell them about it OKAY!” Mr. Sams explaned in an angry way.
“Hey Trumaine,” Mr.
Trumain said as he turn around to look at him. “We have plan already just now.
So please don’t tell your parents because we got this,” he said as he point
fingers at Mr. Sams and himself.
When the car finally
arrived at Trumaine’s house, Trumaine and his two suppsodely bodyguards, Mr.
Sams and Mr. Trumain, get off the car.
“Okay remember our plan,”
Mr. Sams said to Mr. Trumain as he point fingers at him.
“Yeah you too
smartypants,” Mr. Trumain said.
“You three Trumaine,” Mr.
Sams told him as he pointed fingers. “Don’t tell your mom and dad because we
got this,” he said as he point fingers at Mr. Trumain and himself.
When they get to the door,
Mr. Sams ring the doorbell and told everybody to shhhh.
When Trumaine’s mom
opened, he saw them in a quiet mode.
“What happened,” Ms.
Alexander asked.
“Well what happened was
that,” Mr. Sams is trying to explain. “…was that when trying to get home, Mr.
Trumain here wants to go out to a store far away from us and it took so long to
to get there because all of this traffic going on that is holding us up.”
“Yeah, we had a traffic accident on the road,” Mr. Trumain said. “It was horrible out there.”
“It did make splash on Trumaine’s shirt because Mr. Trumain open the window for him.”
“Yeah, we had a traffic accident on the road,” Mr. Trumain said. “It was horrible out there.”
“It did make splash on Trumaine’s shirt because Mr. Trumain open the window for him.”
“Because he’s hot Mr. Sams
don’t you get it.”
“Alright all of you get in
the house,” Ms. Alexander ordered.
In the morning, Mr. Sams
and Mr. Trumain, taking Trumaine to school in the car, were still arguing about
what should not happened the other night.
“You should be the one to
blame,” Mr. Sams said to Mr. Trumain.
“Me,” Mr. Trumain said.
“You the one who should get the blame.”
“No I shoulden’t.”
“No I shoulden’t.”
“Yes you should.”
“I mean c’mon you let him alone and get bullied by those monsters.”
“That’s what you think you never had any of your calculations right.”
“Oh really.”
“Do you take a pill?”
“No I did not. I did not take a pill Mr. Trumain.”
“Then how come I saw you taking tablets on a sercuity camera.”
“That ain’t no security camera. You actually watching a movie”
“Yeah right like I was actually watching a movie.”
“I mean c’mon you let him alone and get bullied by those monsters.”
“That’s what you think you never had any of your calculations right.”
“Oh really.”
“Do you take a pill?”
“No I did not. I did not take a pill Mr. Trumain.”
“Then how come I saw you taking tablets on a sercuity camera.”
“That ain’t no security camera. You actually watching a movie”
“Yeah right like I was actually watching a movie.”
“Yeah you are actually
watching a movie Mr. Trumain what the hell are you talking about?”
“The fact that you..”
“The fact that you..”
“I did never take a pill
you was actually watching a movie.”
“Okay maybe I was watching a movie. I was actually….see I don’t know.”
“Huh maybe the movie you watching should be called ‘see I don’t know’ because apparently you don’t know about the movie at all.”
“Well that’s the reason you let him walk alone.”
“That has nothing to do with him being bullied, I can’t can’t understand this at all.”
“Ohhh so wait you think I’m the only one who should take the blame.”
“Okay maybe I was watching a movie. I was actually….see I don’t know.”
“Huh maybe the movie you watching should be called ‘see I don’t know’ because apparently you don’t know about the movie at all.”
“Well that’s the reason you let him walk alone.”
“That has nothing to do with him being bullied, I can’t can’t understand this at all.”
“Ohhh so wait you think I’m the only one who should take the blame.”
At school, when Trumaine
walked down the hallway, he saw Jermaine and his friends bullying a redhead boy
to the ground. Ms. Andrews come towards the situation.
“Hey stop that,” she exclaimed.
“alright!”
The bullying boys looked
at her like she’s crazy.
“Say you sorry,” she
ordered.
But the boys were not
apologizing to him like she told to.
“We not gonna apologize,”
Jermaine said.
“You not,” Ms. Andrews
shouted.
“No we not,” Gordon said.
“Then come with me,” Ms.
Andrews ordered.
As soon as they leave,
Trumaine walked toward the bullied redheaded boy named Cady.
“Hi,” Trumaine said as
stretch his hand to help him get up from the floor just what Chad did to him
when he was in the garbage can. “Let me give you hand.”
He pulled him off the
floor completely.
“Thanks,” Cady said.
“You’re welcome,” Trumaine
said.
“What’s your name?” Cady
asked.
“I’m Trumaine. What’s
yours?”
“I’m Cady. Nice to meet
you.”
“Nice to meet you too. Nice hair.”
“Nice to meet you too. Nice hair.”
“Thanks.”
“I’m mean you hair is a lot cooler than me.”
“Your hair look kinda cooler too.”
“I’m mean you hair is a lot cooler than me.”
“Your hair look kinda cooler too.”
They talk through their
next class.
“So do you ever been ever
bullied?” Trumaine asked.
“Not once,” Cady answered.
“But twice!”
“Wow!”
“I was bullied when I get
out of school last mounth. They punched me serveal times. I got hurt and then
got to the hospital.”
“Are you afraid that you
gonna die?”
Cady nodded his head. “But
days later, the doctor tells me that I’m feeling fine now so I got out of the
hospital.”
“Wow that’s….that’s a
terrible story,” Trumaine said.
“I’m sorry to hear that,”
Cady apologized.
“No no it’s okay. It’s
okay. I’ll tell you my story of being bullied.”
Trumaine tells Cady the whole thing including the time when Chad rescure him from the bullies and take him to his house to clean him up.
Trumaine tells Cady the whole thing including the time when Chad rescure him from the bullies and take him to his house to clean him up.
“Wow,” Cady whispered.
“that story is kinda….,”
“Scary?” Trumaine finishes
his sentence. “Your story is the scariest. I hope you feel alright down there.”
“Thanks for your support,” Cady said.
“Thanks for your support,” Cady said.
“You’re welcome,” Trumaine
said.
When school’s over that
day, Trumaine and Chalmette is walking down the sidewalk talking about how
school was for the day.
“You know getting that a
good grade on my recent test could be a lot better than I thought,” Chalmette
said.
“Yeah I got a B+ on a recent math test this morning,”
Trumaine said.
“Really?” Chalmette asked.
“Yeah,” Trumaine answered.
“You know you could help
me on a science project that will take me long and hard if I do it myself,”
Chalmette suggested.
“You have a science
project?” Trumaine asked.
“Well yeah.”
“Did the science fair going on right now?”
“Did the science fair going on right now?”
“Not yet, I have long
planned for this sicence idea to begin.”
“Do you write your idea on paper?”
“Do you write your idea on paper?”
“Yeah.”
“Where do you keep it?”
“In my closet. I written
my idea on lots of paper several times and I hid them everywhere in my room.”
“Oh okay.”
“Oh okay.”
“Do you have your idea for
your science fair project?”
“Not yet. But I’m not gonna wait until the last minute,” Trumaine promised.
“Not yet. But I’m not gonna wait until the last minute,” Trumaine promised.
“You won’t,” Chalmette
asked.
“No I won’t.”
The conversation is going well. But when they saw Jermaine and his friends on the sidewalk talking to each other, things are about to get ugly.
The conversation is going well. But when they saw Jermaine and his friends on the sidewalk talking to each other, things are about to get ugly.
Trumaine tried to run away
but Chalmette stopped him.
“Trumaine where are you
going?” Chalmette asked.
“I’m afraid of them,”
Trumaine said as he points to the gang who bullied him several times.
“Heeyy,” Jermaine said
with an unfornate smile on his face. “Look we got there.”
Trumaine and Chalmette
walk toward them. Trumaine got scared while Chalmette goes angry against them.
“We got a scardy-cat and
his lucky friend who wants to kick our asses,” Jermaine said.
“Yeah that’s right bitch,”
Chalmette said to them. “I’m here to kick all your asses for bullying my friend
to hell.”
“Oh really,” Jermaine said
as if Chalmette can prove to him and his group.
“You can really kick our
ass?” Gordon asked.
“Yeah I can,” Chalmette
said as he can prove to them.
“Then how about right
now,” Jermaine said.
He then try to punch him
in the face, But Chalmette duck as it misses him and he punches Jermaine in the
gut hard.
“Oww!” Jermaine cried.
Chalmette then punches him
in the face falling him to the ground.
“KICK HIS ASS!” Gordon
ordered.
The rest of them come to
attack Chalmette. But everything they use to hurt him misses as Chalmette uses
his foot and hands to punch and kick them everystep of the way.
When they finally got
hurt, Chalmette run toward Trumaine.
“Let’s run,” Chalmette
ordered as he and Trumaine run away from Jermaine and the gang, which they pick
himself up from the ground and started chasing them.
Trumaine and Chalmette run
toward the statue and they climbed over it and entered the park and they
continued running.
Jermaine and the gang run
toward the statue and they see Trumaine and Chalmette running through the park.
“Ah better next time
guys,” Jermaine told his friends.
“We’re out of here,”
Gordon said.
They started to walk away
from them.
Meanwhile Trumaine and
Chalmette is still running until they get to the sidewalk. They bent down,
breathing heavily.
“Are they gone,” Trumaine
asked as they looked back. No sign of them chasing them.
“Yeah I think so,”
Chalmette answered.
“Good job kicking some
butt Chalmette,” Trumaine said.
“Thanks man,” Chalmette
said as he high five at Trumaine.
“Did you did Tae-kwon-do?”
“Yeah.”
“Beacause what you
recently did is really aswome.”
“Thank you again
Trumaine.”
“Oh you’re welcome.”
They begin to walk again
down that sidewalk.
Minutes later, Trumaine
and Chalmette walked to Chalmette’s house. Trumaine’s parents said it’s okay to
go to his friend’s house with permission and Chalmette’s parents said it’s okay
to bring a friend to his house with permission.
As they walked into the
entrance, Chalmette ring the doorbell. Chalmette’s mom comes toward the door
and opened it.
“Hey Chalmette,”
Chalmette’s mom, Ms. McDolly, said.
“Hey Mom,” he said.
“Looks like you bring a
friend to visit,” she said.
“Hi what’s your name?” She
said to Trumaine.
“Ms. McDolly.”
“Oh nice to meet you Ms.
McDolly,” Trumaine greeted as he gives her a handshake.
“Why do we come in,” she
susgessted.
They come in into the
house. Trumaine thought his friend’s was better than his, although this…
After they finish playing
video games, Trumaine and Chalmette were talking about something else very
serious.
“Have you ever bullied?”
Trumaine asked.
“Yes,” Chalmette asked as
he nodded his head. “I am”
“When?”
“Well I was bullied in
middle school. Two students came to me and
they steal my books and things,” Chalmette explains. “..and then they started
to beat me up.”
“How many times?” Trumaine
asked.
“Several times.”
“Were you hurt?”
“Were you hurt?”
“Yes..I did got hurt. I
was trying to get away from them but every time when I try to do that, I get
caught by them.”
“Who are those bullies?”
Trumaine asked.
“I think they are named
Alex and Jack,” Chalmette guessed.
“Did you go to karate
school at the time?”
“Yeah. I was thinking of
fighting with them. But at the same time, my parents will punish me for doing
what I’m gonna do.”
“So you didn’t try to attempt to fight with those bullies but you did you go to a teacher?”
“So you didn’t try to attempt to fight with those bullies but you did you go to a teacher?”
“Yes I did go to a teacher
for help.”
“Did the teacher stop the
bullies from bulling you?”
“Yeah she did. She then call their parents about it and they grounded them.”
“Did those bullies ever apologized to you?”
“Yeah she did. She then call their parents about it and they grounded them.”
“Did those bullies ever apologized to you?”
“Well yes, they did
apologized to me. They say ‘I’m sorry for everything I did to you I won’t do it
again’”
“Do you really want to
kick their butts?”
“Yeah I would but not at
that time.”
Trumaine nodded his head.
“Do you have any problems
in your life before this?”
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