"Hadley." Chan called to me after the last bell. I was at my locker, grabbing my book.
"Here's his number." He said, handing me a piece of paper with the number scribbled onto it in pen.
"Is that a six or an eight?" I pointed to one of the numbers.
"Six." He confirmed my thoughts.
"Thanks, I owe you one." I said and walked out the school to my car. I got in and just sat in the school parking lot for a few minutes.
I need a plan. I thought. Something believable.
I started my car after contemplating what to do, and drove home with a plan that'll hopefully work.
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"Hadley, don't you want dinner?" My house maid knocked on my door. I pushed myself up and off of my bed, walking to the doors, opening both sides.
"What's for diner?"
"Chicken Alfredo, with cheesecake for dessert." She said, holding a laundry basket then walked away towards the laundry room.
Of course, Daddy's favorite. I thought. I walked back over to my bad and grabbed my house phone, setting it in my lap.
"You can do it, just dial the numbers." I told myself. I put the piece of paper in front of me and pushed in the numbers.
My hand was shaking while the phone ringing and I twisted the spiral cord with my finger, anxiously waiting for an answer, when I heard someone speak.
"Hello, Jonathan speaking."
"Hey, um Jonathan." I nervously said. I was so afraid he'd get mad and hang up on me for some reason.
"Who's this?" He asked.
"It's Hadley." I told him. He sighed.
"Yes?"
"Well, I heard that you were good in Science and I was wondering if you could maybe tutor me, so I can pass this huge test in a couple weeks."
It was a lame excuse to call him but it'll do.
"I don't know, I'm kinda busy-"
"-It doesn't have to be everyday, just maybe twice a week or something." I interrupted. "Please?"
It was silent for a few moments.
"You know what? Come over tomorrow after school and we'll start then." He gave in. I smiled really big.
"Great! So-"
"-I'm not done." He interrupted me, this time.
"Okay, go on." I said.
"I want something in return."
"Like what?"
"I want you to tell your Dad to go talk to the principle and tell him to put in a good word for my friend, Clark, for the college of his choice."
Awe, that's sweet. I thought.
"Deal." I agreed. "I'll drive you to your house after school tomorrow."
"Just remember to bring your books." Jonathan said then hung up.
Part one was a success, now on to part two.
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