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March 9th, 2018

By Anonymous
There was this one time in 3rd grade. I had just walked into the lunchroom and this kid walked in too and he went over to the other side of the table. and out of nowhere people start arguing and a bunch of kids come and kick the kid in the corner that i wasn't apart of i'm too innocent. But then I had ran out the lunchroom but i had forgot my bookbag and the kid was talking to the principal and the kid pointed at me when I didn't do anything and i got in school suspension. And I had to explain to my mom what happened because I really didn't do anything and I started crying. But I regret even till today that I shouldn't have forgotten my bookbag

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