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"How come I'm not seeing anything working out, Joe?"

Joe kept his head lowered in fear of his father. "I'm sorry, dad."

"You're sorry? I didn't know I have a failure as a son. One simple task, but you can't do."

"I tried. I've tried doing things to get Damien expelled, but it's not enough."

"Then do something that could tie him to something bad, Joe. Or maybe focus on his sister, you told me her anger is as worse as her brother, didn't you?"

"Dad, her kind of anger is throwing tantrums. It doesn't have much effect. It can't help us with anything."

"And what about the other brother? You said he's calm and doesn't like getting involved with fights..."

Joe looked at his dad. "He's my next target, dad."

"What are you going to do?"

"Something that could really cause an alarm to not just the school, but his family."

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(19th. May. Thursday.)

"It's school once again. I hate it." Damien complained with distaste.

Damon blinked trying to ponder on something. "Is it just me, or isn't it weird