**CHAPTER SIX**
“What’s this one done now?” Edith Macready asked. The school secretary’s voice sounded notes of disapproval and some amusement, but no surprise. Jamie Carter looked up from the stack of 10th grade math exams that she was collating to see Carla Moreno, the girl’s gym instructor, dragging Bobby Tilson by the arm in through the open doors of Greenleaf High’s main office.
Bobby was one of the kids who were always in the principal’s office for one reason or another. Now he stared sullenly down at the threadbare rug in front of Edith’s desk.
“He was in the girl’s locker room, watching them shower.” Carla said, shaking her head in disbelief. “He actually climbed in above the drop ceiling from across the hall!”
“Don’t call my mom!” Bobby “You don’t have call her, do you?
“You just stand there and be quiet!” Carla snapped. She jerked her head toward Principal Campbell’s inner office. “Is he in there?”
Edith nodded. “You know he’s never out of here before six on a Friday,” the matronly, white-haired woman said with a stern frown. “And you know this is going to just make his week.” She rolled her eyes in dismay as she picked up the phone. “I’ll let him know that you’re out here.”