Everywhere that Rene looked, all she could see were balls. Basketballs, volleyballs, soccer balls. Even those little plastic balls with the holes in them for “scoop and ball” games. She had no idea who was behind this. She really wanted to know. How could someone have broken into the supply closet, arranged all these balls to cascade down on her, and then leave? In less than 20 minutes?! When she had left the gymnasium to take her last group of students back to their class, everything was neatly put away in it’s place and secured. Recess was over and now she was ready for her next lesson. She opened the supply closet and was assaulted by an avalanche of every type of ball the school owned.
Who would do such a thing?!
All Rene could do was stand there, helpless, as 25 five-year-olds ran wild thinking this was their gym time for the day. At least she would have lots of extra hands to help her clean this mess up!
For those of you just stopping by, this post is being written in participation of the A to Z challenge. No Love For Fatties will resume regular posts as of May 1st. Until then, enjoy a new short story every day of the month! If you are stopping by from A to Z, let me know by leaving a comment in the section below!
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Ha ha, fun story, or maybe very disturbing? At least she wasn’t hurt. Fun game for the kids 😉
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Hehe thank you!
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I can just picture all those balls falling down. Good one.
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Every teachers worst nightmare
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Haha, for some reason I thought B would be for Banana’s.
Kids are lucky they are cute. That’s probably what saves them from all the mischievous things they do!
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B is for Betrayal
https://thedreamgirlwrites.wordpress.com/2020/04/02/betrayal/
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Lol! Yes kids are lucky they are so cute hehe
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Oh, I can imagine it. Kids need but a moment in time to create havoc 😉
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I’m sure it was a high grade class – maybe 7 or 8 😂
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Very good she didn’t just freak out but remembered all those five year olds could help! Some people would have started yelling at them.
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Lol the kindergarten kids didn’t make the mess so no use yelling at them 😂🤷♀️
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Wonder who orchestrated the prank! Good thing that she wasn’t hurt.
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My guess would be an older class – grade 7/8 might be able to do it
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Yes! That makes sense.
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