If I Say What I Think I'll Be Suspended Novels & Stories

"I like you, Jared because I see a lot of potential in you. A thing like this should not repeat itself." I nodded and rose to my feet, "I won't let it happen again." "See that you don't." With that, I walked out of the office, feeling both relieved and anxious. The suspension was a blow, but it was one I could handle.

“So what happens now?” Marcello didn’t answer immediately. That pause told me more than any sentence could have. Then he said it. “You are temporarily suspended pending internal review.” For a second, I genuinely thought I had heard him wrong. “What?” The word escaped before I could stop it. Marcello’s expression didn’t change. “You are being temporarily suspended pending review.” A short laugh left me, sharp with disbelief. “Suspended?” I stared at him. “You’re suspending me before you’ve even figured out what happened?”

Dre got her moment earlier; now it feels like the universe is finally evening things out for me too. I open my mouth to thank him, but he cuts me off. “There’s an issue.” My smile dies instantly. Coach flips a page on his clipboard, scanning it while I sit there, waiting anxiously for him to go on. “You had a suspension this semester.” That's right...my suspension? The one I got for beating up Nathaniel? They can’t seriously stop this opportunity for me because of fucking Nathaniel. “I did,” I confirm, trying to sound as calm as I can. “Is that going to be an issue?”

"I dropped her off and decided to take you home since you were suspended..." I froze. I just got suspended. How did.... I smiled and asked. "How did you know? It just happened right now."

Maybe you shouldn't be a manager at all! She kicked him in the shoulder. He collapsed onto the floor, lips trembling, not daring to say a word–just continuing to knock his head against the ground until his forehead turned red. I frowned at him, irritated by the noise, and had someone drag him out. After he left, my father said coldly, "I've already called the police. The hotel corridor cameras caught everything. Whitney and her group have been arrested. They're being detained. Once we formally press charges, she'll be going to prison."

Chapter 28 – Jayler I sat at the very edge of my bed deeply in thought. I was under the impression that I can finally rest but then I can’t deny the lingering reality that my brain’s still running its gears. Perhaps I feel disappointed because I thought I’d get away with this mess perfectly unscathed. I was dead ass wrong on that. It sucks that I have to be suspended for a whole damn week and that I have to do a month of service for the school when this isn’t entirely my fault. It’s basically a whole month of detention except I have to do some work and I don’t even know kind of work I have to do. Cleaning toilets? Carrying books at the library? Dusting off the windows? I can only imagine.

At least he knew me that well. "Despite the tremendous respect we have for you, your daughter did something wrong. And a lot of people saw it. Keeping her in school under suchcircumstances would only encourage more students to rebel knowing that there won't be conciquences for their actions. And it is for that reason that I am forced to suspend your daughter for three days," "Suspend me for three days? But we're going on a Summer break next week,"

And also I had decided to make her fall in love with me again even if she started to hate me now. I don't understand why that jackass principal suspended her even after I admitted everything to him that my gundu had done nothing wrong.. When I came to know my gundu is suspended, I went to his cabin to ask him why he suspended her.. However, that jackass principal threatened me by saying that he will dismiss both of us from the college..

So I tell her. When I am done she is enraged. "So that bitch made you get suspended for the first time ever? She definitely needs to be taught a lesson!" Jess spits. "Keep your voice down, Jessica. I don't want my mom to find out about the suspension," I warn. "Especially since it doesn't affect my school record."

v e r n o n “Good for you, you’re suspended,” Mark mumbled in between munching his kimbap. I shook my head, ignoring the fact that I just told my friends about my suspension and they are rather amused or envious about it. Weird enough, on different days, I might have celebrated this too. But you see, I’m a changed person. I hold importance to my studies now. Well, that might not be entirely true but I am trying.