Hi, I'm Jess, a 14-year-old girl, and I'm here to share my real-life stories with you. These tales are all true, straight from the adventures of my school days.
Let's talk about Jason. He's a boy with blonde hair, a bit on the overweight side, and he's about to turn 13. Jason's the kind of kid who loves stirring up trouble at school, which can sometimes be pretty amusing.
One day during break, I saw Jason sitting on the bench with the principal, who was keeping an eye on him to make sure he stayed out of trouble. I tried to join them and even reached out to hold Jason's hand, but the principal quickly intervened, saying, "No, Jess. No touching Jason." Disheartened, I backed off, but Jason had other plans. He got up and started heading towards the side of the school where the notorious troublemaker, known as the "dangerous girl," usually hangs out. Despite the principal's warnings, Jason ignored her and even started munching on leaves when she tried to stop him. Things escalated when he refused to spit out the leaves, leading to a heated confrontation with the principal.
On another occasion, during class, Jason decided to wreak havoc by tearing up all the teacher's papers and even messing with the printer. Despite the teacher's pleas, Jason continued his destructive rampage, prompting the principal to step in. However, even her attempts to calm him down were met with defiance and foul language from Jason.
The next day, things didn't get any better. I found Jason in the gym, and when I tried to joke around with him, the teacher scolded me for bothering him. Later, during recess, Jason caused chaos again, throwing bags and even pushing the principal. It was both shocking and oddly amusing to witness his audacity.
Despite all the chaos, life at school goes on. But with Jason around, you never know what's going to happen next.
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School Stories
Non-Fiction"School Days of Jess" is my true story about the highs and lows of school life. Jason's mean behaviour, Presley's outbursts, and the chaos in the gym make every day unpredictable. I'm also scared of the police whenever I see them. But in the middle...
