Samantha Sanderson Without a Trace (2016)
“Aubrey’s shrill voice rose above the normal sounds of the kids in the cafeteria before school on Friday.
Sam gritted her teeth and turned to face the she-beast, as Lana liked to call her. “Yes, Aubrey?”
“Ms. Pape and Mrs. Trees want to see you in the office. Right now.” By her gleeful tone and expression, Sam was sure they weren’t happy with her.
“On my way.” Sam turned to Makayla. “I’ll talk to you later. Keep your ears open in case someone mentions Tam.” She rushed to the office, then stood outside for a moment to slow her breathing. She let out a long breath, then pulled open the door.
“Ah, Sam. Mrs. Trees said to send you right back to her office,” Mrs. Darrington said.
Sam nodded and headed down the hallway. It had to be about her article, but really, it wasn’t so bad. She hadn’t mentioned the note, nor had she mentioned anyone by name or even initials. She’d kept to the facts. Really, there wasn’t much they could get upset with her about.
She knocked on the principal’s door, the...n pushed it open when Mrs.MoreLess
Sam gritted her teeth and turned to face the she-beast, as Lana liked to call her. “Yes, Aubrey?”
“Ms. Pape and Mrs. Trees want to see you in the office. Right now.” By her gleeful tone and expression, Sam was sure they weren’t happy with her.
“On my way.” Sam turned to Makayla. “I’ll talk to you later. Keep your ears open in case someone mentions Tam.” She rushed to the office, then stood outside for a moment to slow her breathing. She let out a long breath, then pulled open the door.
“Ah, Sam. Mrs. Trees said to send you right back to her office,” Mrs. Darrington said.
Sam nodded and headed down the hallway. It had to be about her article, but really, it wasn’t so bad. She hadn’t mentioned the note, nor had she mentioned anyone by name or even initials. She’d kept to the facts. Really, there wasn’t much they could get upset with her about.
She knocked on the principal’s door, the...n pushed it open when Mrs.MoreLess
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