BONUS CHAPTER

"She got expelled! I can't believe..."

Your mothers voice faded as you got up, moving away from the wall your head was just up against. You were trying to hear what your parents were saying to your grandmother on the phone, but now you didn't want to.

Staying in the detention room for the next few days was tough. Robin tried to brighten up your days though— walking you to and from "class", bringing you a few snacks, and trying to sneak you out a few times. He successfully snuck you out the first time, the both of you sneaking off campus.

The teacher noticed, and called home. You got grounded for even longer and the teacher made sure to keep an eye on you.

Eventually, that all ended when you got expelled.

Sofía claimed that you tripped her, and plenty of fake witnesses told the principal that you did. You were positive that nobody even saw you trip her. Everybody was busy doing their own thing.

There was a expulsion hearing the following weekend, which ended with you being expelled. You could see Sofia grinning with her nose cast. Gosh, how bad you wanted to break her nose all over again.

Your parents were really disappointed. More angry than disappointed actually. Your mother couldn't believe her only child had gotten expelled, and the past hour she has been calling everyone in your family to let them know what happened. You weren't going to go to any family gatherings anytime soon.

You only got to see Robin after school and on the weekends. He was sad when he heard you got expelled, but he made a calendar for you so you knew what was going on— half days, school breaks, etc.

He told you that after you had gotten expelled, there was a assembly about you. Telling students to not use violence and yada yada.

Your parents also wanted you to apologize to Sofia so her parents wouldn't press charges. You reluctantly did, writing a half-ass note for her.

'Sorry I broke your nose....I didn't mean to?"

"Maybe not write the last part?" Robin suggested from beside you, passing you back the note.

You rolled your eyes, erasing the last part. "What am I supposed to write? I'm not even sorry."

Robin shrugged, his fingers drumming against your desk that sat in your room. "I hope you forgive me."

You grimace, shaking your head. "I'm not writing that."

"Okay what about... it will never happen again?"

"I guess." You mumble, scribbling the words on the paper before folding it up. "This is so stupid! She's being so dramatic, it's just a nose."

"I know. She showed up at school today and she put on a whole school. Made me carry her books and shit."

"What?" You almost shrieked. This girl really couldn't take a hint? After a broken nose, you would think she would back off.

"Yeah, but she got sent home anyways. Teacher said that if she couldn't carry her own books she wasn't ready to be at school yet."

"Do you know when she'll be back?"

Robin shook his head, smiling as a thought entered his head. "You should've saw her when I told her we were dating— she was all like "What? You're dating that freak? What if she breaks your nose next?" He mimicked her squeaky voice.

The two of you break into a fit of giggles, stopping to mimic her voice even more.

"Y/N? Why is your door locked? Are you doing drugs? Did you write the letter?" Your mothers voice rang, the doorknob shaking as she tried to force herself in.

"I'm getting changed!" You lied, shoving Robin into the closet as he yelped out of surprise.

"And yes... I wrote the letter!"