There’s a knock at the door

As you finish eating your cereal and passively paying attention to the conversations around you, you hear a loud knock at the door. You look at the clock in the kitchen as it read 6:45 AM.

“Do the hell is knocking at her door this early?” Your father exclaimed loudly before taking another bite of cereal.

“Why dont you go and answer it sweetie? I’m gonna go and get your lunch ready.” Your mom asked you that she stood up grabbing your half eaten cereal and heads back into the kitchen.

You groan as you stand up, your body still asleep and sore heading to the front door. You look through the peep-hole and your heart stops for a moment. It was the lady from last night. The one that you had talked to about what it happened during the football game. You could hear your heartbeat in your ears as your hands slowly reaches to unlock the door.

“Holy shit…” you say to yourself as you slowly open the door, peeking your head out as you gave the woman a shocked and scared look. “Ummmm…can I help you?”

“Oh good, you’re still here! In here, I thought I would have to drive to a school to get you. Grab your stuff, we need to have that chat I talked about.” The woman tapped her watch on her wrist as you slowly open the door ever more.

“W-Wait…like now?! When you said that you would be around I thought like after school or on a weekend or something, not at six in the morning. And even then, I have a test at school today that I really cannot afford to miss….” Unfortunately whenever you get nervous like this, you start to ramble.

The woman still standing at the door, rolls her eyes and gives you a sly smile. “Oh don’t worry about the test, we’ve talked to your teacher, and he has agreed that since you put so much effort into it, you don’t need to take it. You’ll be getting a B+ for the rest of the semester.”

You stand there dumb struck as your jaw hangs down, unable to fully grasp what you hear. How much sway does this woman and her organization have over your teachers? Why the hell didn’t you join earlier? Would’ve saved a lot of time in math class.

“I…Yea but what about my parents? They have that Life360 app on my phone and if I go anywhere other than school, they’ll….”

“Oh, thats an easy fix! Let me talk to them.” The woman says with a stern voice not really giving you a choice on letting her in the house.

“Ummm…ok…come on in!” you step aside and fully open the door, allowing the woman to step inside and head to the dining area where your family is.