Twenty Four

ELLEN

Rowdiness was all there was to see, and nothing else. Disco lights, loud music blared by speakers that seemed too loud. It was all commotion in its highest form.

I sat at the far end of the room, on a high stool watching everything that went down, until my eyes bled. Sadly, I couldn't help it.

Mr. Walter had instructed every teacher to mount every corner of the room where the party was to hold, in order to prevent indecent acts from taking place.

What was the use of a welcoming party anyways‽

I was extremely exhausted with everything. I studied the environment with eyes that ached to be closed and rested. I really didn't see any need of indulging in a party on the first night of our arrival. It was totally unnecessary.

It was our first night of arrival, and so we were meant to have been granted a long time to rest after the tiring journey of that day.

Yet, they had opted for a party, and Mr. Walter had chosen otherwise. He had agreed to let the p