"You will probably do the same thing," I concluded as she settled into her desk.
"Oh, that's good to know," she said, nodding, "So, no homework today?"
"Yes, there is," Mr. Delgado said, pointing to the board.
Trina jotted it down and got right to work as I headed to the lab table in the back of the room.
* * *
When I got to my art class, Miss Chase feigned a swoon right after I set down my book bag.
"Oh, Josh, I feel light-headed," she said in a breathy voice. "Catch me!"
The five other students and Miss Rogers all laughed when I caught Miss Chase and scooped her up in my arms, but I shook my head.
"That was mean," I whispered. "Miss Cahill doesn't need people making fun of her."
Miss Chase blanched. "Oh! I didn't mean to..." she blurted, but she stopped when I shook my head a se
