Shady

Sadie chuckled at that. “A woman of taste, I see. No, we’re sticking to static art for this, not performing arts. So. Paintings. Drawings. Things of the like.”

“Bean?” Sadie called on her.

(Sounds good!) Sadie had spent her morning planning session getting screamed at in the principal’s office by Mr. Robinson while his wife smugly added interjections. By the time that was ...

(Sure ^^ hmm I guess we could go back to school, then? No particular scene in mind tho)

(Yup! Where to?)

Sadie got home and prepped her supplies and lunch for tomorrow, then sat by the phone waiting for Meyer.

“Alright. Have a good night.” Sadie nodded to her and squeezed past her. Gods. That'd be a nightmare if she had to deal with the woman at school. But, well, ...

“You’ll be sorry!” the woman bellowed. Sadie was quiet for a moment. Then, “… Thank you for expressing your concerns to met. If you’ll excuse me, please—“ “I will not—!” ...

(Dang Mary coming in hot lol) “Good,” she hissed. “Then you damn well better cast it right.” “Oh, I will,” Sadie said, voice sickly sweet. “I’m the teacher, after all. ...

(Rural Appalachia amirite? Jk I know for a fact I’m right they still talk to me like this lol) “Hello Mrs. Robinson,” Sadie said tiredly. “What do you have to ...

“Have a good night.” She nodded to him and headed for the door. She had a lot to talk to Meyer about tonight. Did he know about the reverends kids? ...

“Whatever.” She shrugged, annoyed by this rhetoric. “I stopped him driving drunk tonight; that’s my good deed for the day… thanks for keeping my table up. I appreciate it.” “Sure ...

(For sure ^^ I imagine he’d call her on their landline but wait til 9 since he’d be on his cell phone. Even as late as my freshman year of ...

Sadie got into her car and backed out of the driveway, giving a little wave as she pulled away. She glanced at the clock. Quarter till eight. Sigh. She needed ...

“Will do.” She nodded to him with another polite smile, glancing over at the reverend and his daughter. She gave a little wave. “See you all!”