POV: Adan Bradford
I should have known that being nice, especially to someone like that loser, Calla, was a very wrong move to make. I don’t know why I had been so stupid as to think that a pauper like her could handle a smart laptop when she had obviously never seen one of such quality in her life.
When she had begun to tell me every day that she was going to bring it the next day, I should have suspected all along that something terrible had happened to the laptop, instead of believing that she had simply forgotten it at home. Worst still, as if being a loser wasn’t enough, she has to lie and say that the laptop broke down just this morning. Pathetic!
“Mr. Bradford, I don’t think this is the right time for you to be here,” Ms. Anthony, the school's librarian, said.
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