Afterschool Duty Novels & Stories

On their way home, a plan had popped into Emily's head, and she had Isabelle go over it with her, although Isabelle was, at first, stubborn to convince. "Where are the two of you coming from?" Aunt Jane's quiet tone did a poor job at hiding her anger. "I- we... Isabelle and I had after school duty today. We should've called, but it was impromptu and we ended up forgetting." "After school duty?" Aunt Jane repeated in clear disbelief. "And what is this after school duty, Isabelle?" Emily's mouth hung open, as she hadn't expected her aunt to ask Isabelle. Isabelle's mouth quivered as she opened them to speak. "We... We had to arrange books. Library books. All the books in the library."

The playground had all the adventure features kids would look for; swings, slides, ladders, seesaws, a sand garden and a running track appropriate for children. My duties were simple: take care of the children, ensure that they eat their meals on time, play with them and read to them before bedtime. There was a private tutor that came thrice a week, but I was not required to be there. That would be my time-off, but I had to remain inside the castle. I was granted Sunday as a day solely for myself.

Future called. More talk under stars. "Kids?" Ezra wondered. Dane. "Open. Guide if." Ezra. "Love that." Dane. "Duties first. Program." Ezra. "Balance. Us." "Year one done," Dane said. Ezra. "Best." They sat bench. "Reflections mix duties," Dane noted. Ezra. "Natural. Leaders do." "Student like Finn," Dane added. Ezra. "Purpose."

' He didn’t even pause to contemplate, 'No I warned her before you guys started whatever bullshit you thought wouldn’t end in a shit show that my duties come above all else, but who listens to Ev huh not you f*ckers ….. I don’t care what’s going on between anybody unless it involves the Luna, because it is my duty to protect and serve her. I will be at the pack house at 8:00am to pick her up. If that’s all you need … I’m looking at school specs and getting my team up to date with all the safety measures and protocols that are involved with keeping our Luna safe at school.” “Keep up the good work Ev. Call if you need anything.”

“Nothing. The teacher told us to stay safe. In order not to bother, he said the key to this room, you just keep it.” “Wow really?" Anthony exclaimed. In the written school rules, who is in charge and responsible for taking care of all the room locks in the school is a guard picket officer who is selected in turn from the school staff. Picket officers are different from security guards or security officers. Because the school officers who take care of and supervise all school needs always change people according to the guard schedule. So to make it simpler, Alex asked members to maintain discipline in school as stated in school regulations. As well as teaching and training the responsibility

And even when we weren't on lifeguard duty, we all usually showed up, cooled off, and had fun just swimming with the crowd. I nodded in agreement. "I actually have duty this afternoon, too. I haven't bothered to look at my duty schedule going forward, have you?" She shook her head. Under most circumstances, no one cared. You went to the pond regardless, you didn't really need to know if you were lifeguarding, or just having fun until you got there. I only ever looked at my schedule if I need to take time to write letters to kids' parents. But Wendy and I wordlessly both realized that if we found an evening where we both were off on the same day...

All the children here must have their respective duties. Girls and boys who are still children were usually given the task of sweeping and mopping. The adolescents, usually asked to cut grass, clean windows, clean cutlery and burn trash. The older one were told to sew or patch children's clothes, patch the roof or repair the damaged. No one would be able to eat without completing their duties. Thea dragged the garbage pile to the back. Her mind went back to yesterday's events and sure enough, that bunch of children was already there.

They were assigned the following jobs: Sewing, laundry, gardening, scout duty and cleaning the children’s toilet. I went to join them to see how far they had gone with the assignments. Petra was almost done sewing the clothes, Mike and Lucas were on scout duty, Tyler and Simon were doing the laundry, Adam and Mitch had just finished tending to the garden. Wait what? The realization came to me slowly. The children’s toilet was left unattended to for whom? Me? Hell no! I was training with Gray; nothing was supposed to be left for me. I had to protest this.

“Besides, Nick’s shift is almost up. Don’t you want to take one?” He dangles the idea in front of me, knowing what I’m going to say. Of course I’m going to take this shift. We’ve been taking turns keeping a close eye on Rachel since she left the hospital almost forty hours ago. Ally and Kyle take turns at school and on the bus, then Evan takes the afternoon, followed by Nick during the later parts of the night. It’s now early Tuesday morning. “I mean, if you don’t want to, I’ll go,” he adds.