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Chapter 11: First Meeting, Part 3

Author: Theresa Oliver
last update Last Updated: 2022-06-15 14:02:14
We weren't waiting long when the principal come out of his office and shook our hands, welcoming me to the school, then handed me a class schedule. Of course, the honors classes wouldn't be a problem. I could take any college course, earn any degree, and repeat every line from every textbook that I read verbatim. So, high school honors classes would hardly be a challenge, but we knew that Zachary was in all honors classes. My having an honors schedule increased the chances of our having the same classes.

"Welcome to our school, Lisa," Mr. Hartrell, the principal, said with a smile plastered across his face. "I hope you feel comfortable here, Lisa, and come to think of us as a family, as well."

"Why thank you, Mr. Hartrell," I answered sweetly. "I'm sure I'll find the accommodations here delightful."

Rick gave me a dirty look as if to say, Smart Ass.

Sorry, I just couldn't resist, I replied to Rick in my mind, then I looked at him and shrugged.

He rolled his eyes, without Mr.
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