Straight to history class

Lisa had planned to study in the morning with her free period, but she had arrived so late she had to go right to history class. She arrived just as it was about to start so she took a seat next to Connie and got out her books.

"Everything ok at home?" Connie asked. Lisa was confused and then she remembered her excuse for why she didn't go to school with Connie. Much better than the truth that she was having mindblowing sex with Connie's mom. "Yeah it's fine. I just had to grab a book to study with." Lisa replied, and turned to take notes. Mrs. Jones had already begun lecturing and Lisa was a good student.

As class wore on Lisa continued to diligently take notes, but Mrs. Jones stopped a few minutes early. "I know you guys are anxiously awaiting your test results. Well I'm happy to say I have them right here. Let me pass them out." As students looked around nervously Lisa felt pretty relaxed. Napoleonic Europe was one of her favorite topics, and so she had been well prepared.

That confidence seemed well deserved when Mrs. Jones walked by and handed back Connie and I's test. "Well done both you!" Mrs. Jones exclaimed. "A's all around." Lisa had gotten a 96%! Impressed with herself she looked over and saw Connie had gotten a 94%. That was surprising. Connie wasn't a history buff, and in particular she found European history to be rather uninteresting. Then she remembered during the test Connie was starting over at her a lot. She must have copied off her. While Lisa wasn't overjoyed she loved Connie, and if she hadn't gotten caught what was the harm.

"Connie I'd like to talk to you after class." Mrs. Jones said as she continued walking around handing out tests. Connie's face turned white. Turns out maybe she didn't get away with it. Lisa turned over to Connie and said "Do you think it's about the tests. Did you copy off me?" Connie gulped "Yeah I did I didn't have time to study ok, and I knew you would know everything." Lisa sighed. This is why when you copy you change some of the answers. Well looks like Connie was going to have to face the music. "Damn well try and be nice, and don't talk to fill the silence. Let Mrs. Jones call you out, and be as apologetic as you can." Connie nodded, and just then the bell rang. Lisa started packing her books and waved to Connie as she headed to her next class.