(32) No

"What do you mean I can't go to school?" I frowned and watch as Eliot fixed his police uniform. I have no idea how he entered the force so fast, but it's probably because of connections.

"Repeat what you said." He said as he gave me his most irritated look.

So I did, "What do you mean I can't go to school?"

"Say tha last part."

My eyes widened, "Again?"

"Again."

"School?"

"Part Riley," He rolled his eyes, "Part, not a word."

"Oh." I cleared my throat, "I can't go to school?"

"Yes."

"Yes?"

"Yes."

"So I can go to school?" I gasped, getting a little excited and all.

"What? No."

"No?"

"Yes."

"Yes?!"

"Goddammit Riley," He groaned, "No, you can't go to school."

"But whyyyy" I whined while stirring my chocolate milk.

"Because Gil is out for revenge."

"Oh please," I snorted, "I know he's not."

"And how did you know that?"

"Well..." I cleared my throat, "For starters, according to movies, villains don't show up to their victims after the incident?"

"That's a lie."

True.

"I agree," I nodded slo