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Spider Quinn 11 The Huntsmans - Part 1
Aug. 10th, 2024 07:43 pm11 The Huntsmans
“Good Morning, Students! I’m proud to announce that the annual La-awndale High Spelling Bee will be held this Friday!”
Quinn knew she was going to do well at the spelling bee. However, she didn’t expect that Sandi would sign up too. “What?”
“I can spell!” Sandi said.
“I know that,” Quinn said..
“But that’s not the reason why I’m signing up. That is because you’re doing it!”
“Really?”
“Yes!” Sandi said.
“That’s not a good reason!” Quinn objected.
Sandi turned away in a huff.
“I’ll show her!” Quinn declared as she headed towards the library.
Meanwhile Daria and Jane met up on the roof.
“Trent said you called last night,” Jane said.
“Yes,” Daria said. “It’s that I realised that we haven’t been meeting up outside of school for the past month and half.”
“That’s untrue,” Jane said.
“It is, since that Jenna visited you have been busy. First with your mother, which is reasonable, but now this project whatever it is, is taking up all your time.”
“I’m still working on it. It will probably go on indefinitely,” Jane said. “And don’t say you’re not busy. I know you helped Joey and Robert with their business plan.”
“But that doesn’t take up all my time.” Daria said with annoyance. “This is taking up all of yours.”
“Not all of my time,” Jane said.
“But a lot of it. Do you have anything to show for it.”
“I do, Morgendorffer. You can come over this afternoon, and I will show you something.”
“I’ll hold you to it,” Daria said. There was then some awkward silence.
‘What is going on with Jane?’ Daria wondered as she headed to her next class. She wasn’t sure. ‘I’m still grieving Dad. Not as much as Quinn, but…’ She looked at some of the other students as she passed them in the hall. ‘I’m sure most of them wouldn’t be like Jane was,’ she thought. She saw the girl, Anna, whom Quinn was mentoring, talking to the hypochondriac next to a couple of lockers. ‘Not them.’
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“Good Morning, Students! I’m proud to announce that the annual La-awndale High Spelling Bee will be held this Friday!”
Quinn knew she was going to do well at the spelling bee. However, she didn’t expect that Sandi would sign up too. “What?”
“I can spell!” Sandi said.
“I know that,” Quinn said..
“But that’s not the reason why I’m signing up. That is because you’re doing it!”
“Really?”
“Yes!” Sandi said.
“That’s not a good reason!” Quinn objected.
Sandi turned away in a huff.
“I’ll show her!” Quinn declared as she headed towards the library.
Meanwhile Daria and Jane met up on the roof.
“Trent said you called last night,” Jane said.
“Yes,” Daria said. “It’s that I realised that we haven’t been meeting up outside of school for the past month and half.”
“That’s untrue,” Jane said.
“It is, since that Jenna visited you have been busy. First with your mother, which is reasonable, but now this project whatever it is, is taking up all your time.”
“I’m still working on it. It will probably go on indefinitely,” Jane said. “And don’t say you’re not busy. I know you helped Joey and Robert with their business plan.”
“But that doesn’t take up all my time.” Daria said with annoyance. “This is taking up all of yours.”
“Not all of my time,” Jane said.
“But a lot of it. Do you have anything to show for it.”
“I do, Morgendorffer. You can come over this afternoon, and I will show you something.”
“I’ll hold you to it,” Daria said. There was then some awkward silence.
‘What is going on with Jane?’ Daria wondered as she headed to her next class. She wasn’t sure. ‘I’m still grieving Dad. Not as much as Quinn, but…’ She looked at some of the other students as she passed them in the hall. ‘I’m sure most of them wouldn’t be like Jane was,’ she thought. She saw the girl, Anna, whom Quinn was mentoring, talking to the hypochondriac next to a couple of lockers. ‘Not them.’
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