After
making herself a nice, warm chocolate drink, Toni walked back to her dorm room
from the pantry only to find two eerie looking female ghosts hovering around
down the corridor. Now Toni was a brave girl, she was braver than any of her
classmates, but if there were two things that scared her the most, they would
be her mother's wrath and ghosts.
Toni was
terrified. She was about to scream--
But the
two ghosts noticed and quickly flew towards her, one of them putting her hands
over Toni's mouth and the other stopped abruptly in front of her, with a finger
in front of her mouth, whispering, "Silence! Silence, kid!"
Toni was
so scared she forgot how to scream. "I--" she bravely tried to talk
it out with the ghosts. She had an important exam tomorrow, and she really desperately needed to go back to her
room to continue her studying. But an "I--" was all she could manage.
"No
offense, kid," whisper the ghost whose hands now have finally gotten off
Toni's mouth, "but we really have no interest in you. Say, would you
happen to know where Tia Hampton's room is? We have a little business with
her."
Toni
swore she didn't know why she raised her hand and pointed it to Tia's room,
which was conveniently (though unfortunately) located right in front the three
of them.
The two
ghosts nodded in gratefulness, and quickly went through the door of Tia's room.
Toni stood there for a while, her eyes blank, her mind even more blank. She
finally convinced herself that she studied way too much tonight and that she
needed to get some rest. The test tomorrow wouldn't be so hard anyway, because
it was Mrs. Chong. Her exams were never hard. A little complex, but never hard.
Toni
regained her composure and walked back to her room, closed her books, drank
down the chocolate drink quickly, changed to her pajamas, brushed her teeth,
turned off the lamp, and quickly went to sleep.
The next
day, Tia Hampton stood in front of the class before the exam, saying her
goodbye because she was moving to another school. That was lucky. Exam was
cancelled because Mrs. Chong was busy crying over the sudden leave of her
favorite student.
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