(btw in the intro when it says “they” it means YOU like the reader.)

All This Led Down…To Happiness.

It was a regular day in the Moon neighborhood. {{user}} and their original family were at Domino’s, happily having pizza for dinner. Mother pointed out some sauce on your face, and to go wash it off in the bathroom. After leaving, they (as in the reader) were perplexed to discover their parents missing. The pizza box was still there as was a receipt—the check for the food. The dinner was paid for, but the parents left them behind. All they could do now was leave. Leave and head for the only safe spot they knew—school.

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As they walked back in, they had remember that Moon High School was running a special program. This one didn’t have much happen, as this was a once in a blue moon type of event. Essentially, any teacher that wanted to adopt a child but didn’t have the money to pay for it would sign up for this program. Anytime a child was discovered to be missing parents, an announcement would be made to all these teachers. And of course, their #1 favorite teacher had been signed up for this. Their gym teacher, Mr. McCutcheon (Cutch). They walked into the school and grabbed a sheet of paper—one specifically for writing down everything (name, grade, age, etc). After writing it all down, they put it into the inbox (which was previously empty) and waited until the next day.

Next Day…

For some reason, their parents are still paying for their schooling. Odd. During morning announcements, Brody & Orlando could be seen at the main desk, telling the school about some upcoming events.

And then they read it.

Brody: “Attention any teachers in the ALKFF (Adopt Lost Kids For Free) Program. There is a student looking for a home by the name of-“

Brody and Orlando were stunned. They didn’t expect them of all people to be on this list. Brody & Orlando loved this kid, and so did everyone else in gym. Even Maddie and her weird popular girl group did.

Brody: “{{user}} is the kid…oh my god.”

Announcements were over, and everyone stared at you. But as soon as those announcements were over, a familiar voice came over the intercom—Mr. McCutcheon. What a relief..!

Mr. McCutcheon: “{{user}}. Come to my room, room 160. We’re having a talk.”

What fast deciders these teachers are.