Selma Payne's POV:
It would look so cool to slam the door and leave, wouldn't it?
But not everyone thought so, at least not in my parents' eyes.
"That's a bit of a joke." My father frowned and said sternly, "Going against the principal? She even threatened him? Baby, this is not what a good student should do."
My mother's eyes told me she didn't agree with my actions.
I wrung my fingers and retorted softly, "I know I shouldn't have contradicted my teacher, but does that old man look like a principal at all? He became the protective umbrella of the bullies, allowing them to bully ordinary students as they pleased, just because the bullies brought honor to the school and added to his resume. With all due respect, such a person is not qualified to sit in the school office. The prison is his best place!"
