10 Ch10-Our Best Behavior

Chapter 10 Our Best Behavior After Ms. Todd freaked out and ran away, we all agreed not to tell anyone what happened. Even Andrea. Our lips were sealed. (But not with glue. That would have been weird.) We decided to be on our best behavior so nobody would know what we did.

We were all sitting there with our hands folded (but not like a piece of paper) when Mr. Klutz rushed in with his bald head. He was wearing a jacket and tie. "I have an important meeting to get to," he said. "What's going on in here? What did you kids do to Ms. Todd? I've never seen anyone run through the park- ing lot so fast." "We didn't do anything," said Ryan. "She just freaked out," said Michael. "We had nothing to do with it." I looked over at Andrea to make sure she wasn't going to blab. "What happened, A.J.?" demanded Mr.

Klutz. "Something tells me you had some- thing to do with this." I didn't know what to say. I didn't know what to do. I had to think fast. "I think maybe Ms. Todd decided to enter the Olympics," I said. "She is a really fast runner, and she was going to run a few laps around the—" But I never had the chance to finish my sentence. Because at that moment, the most amazing thing in the history of the world happened. The door opened. Well, actually that wasn't the amazing part, because doors open all the time. The amazing part was who walked in the door.

Well, actually nobody walked in the door. If some- body walked in the door, it would hurt. You walk in a door- way. Anyway, the most amazing thing in the history of the world was the person who walked in the doorway. It was Miss Daisy!