Kenapa Classroom Tidak Ada Notifikasi Novels & Stories

"How did you find out about that?" "Connie, it's on the announcement board in the main hall." She paused again. "It's not just me, half the school has probably seen it by now." I stared at the wall, my brain still trying to catch up. "I'll call you back," I said, and hung up. I sat there for a moment, tapping my feet in an attempt to force myself awake. My phone buzzed. It was a notification from the school official website that had been useless for a while now, until now apparently.

The message says: /Good morning, Sab. Sorry for disturbing you. Are you in the classroom yet? If so, can you tell Cali to meet me on the rooftop? I have something to give her. Actually, I already texted her. But she might ignore my message. Tell her I will wait for her. Thanks!/ "See?" "I don't know about this," I said. "Didn't you received his text?" "I don't know." "Jeez. Check your phone."

Is it because of what I did to him that he isn’t coming in his classes? The period finishes but still there is no single trace of him over here. I get out of there and text him. He doesn’t reply at all. I think he might not have checked his phone or maybe he might have left his phone somewhere and he would reply me as soon as he sees my message.

They were at a dead end. Then, their phones buzzed from their pockets. Now that would be weird, for them to receive a message at the same time in the middle of the day. Taking their phones out of their pockets, they looked at the notification. It was from the school server. An email to be exact. The header stated that it was about the elections for the candidates of the Student Council President. But when the email was opened, there were no options there, nor names.

She cleared her throat and everyone fell silent again. “There will be an international basketball game which will be taking place next week in the school. I hope to see all of you there.” That was not a hope, that was an order. We knew if she didn't see any of us, we were in trouble. “That should be all. You all can now proceed to your various classes quietly. I repeat quietly.” She turned to leave and I heaved a breath. How long have I been holding my breath, I thought. Just when she was about to go to her office, everyone's phone beeped at the same time. It was a new notification. we were over 5000 students assembled in the hall and the beep sound was very loud

“How come Malum didn’t get an email about it?” I frowned despite myself. “What do you mean?” “I mean,” she said, stepping a little closer, lowering her voice just enough to feel intrusive, “anytime Finn’s school calls a meeting, they send an email to the parents. And since I’m the one who handles Mr. Sutton’s emails, I always see it.” She paused, letting the words settle. “But this time,” she continued softly, “there was no email.” The air felt heavier. I didn’t answer.