That Damn Spotcheck!

"Newsflash everyone, spot check!" That sentence made everyone who brought forbidden items to school (including me) shocked. Let me get this straight. We know we shouldn't be takinng to school those items, but one of us asked the teacher that if we could bring them, and she agreed, but he forgot to tell us it was only for Children's Day!



All of us used recess time to hide those things away. But me? I got the news a bit late. So I had to hide my big box of cards in class, which is nearly impossible with the class monitor in the class. So I had to wait my chance. Finally, when the monitors were'nt in the class, I putted my big fat box up the cupboard with a bucket covering it. When I thought I was safe, one of my friends when careless, and he got caught, and his 2 deck of cards which cost a lot is taken away. He sulked, which he never before. Meantime, the co-head prefect is arguing with the co-class monitor, which isn't a nice scene. I think she told the co-class monitor not to be such big-headed, then the third world war began. They never learn.

While borrowing my friends watch counting the time till end of school, I realized my friend, who has gone practicing for the school play has forgot to hide his cards. I wasn't gonna let him to be the next victim. So I hid it at a place that no one would ever know~~~~my water bottle.

Tips for spot check.

Requirements: A non-transparent water bottle which has a big lid.

1. Drink all your water.
2. Make sure your water bottle is dry.
3. Put your forbidden item in it
4. Wait until school ends

Thats what I did.

Other people hid theirs in books, shoes, under fans, and the third floor which noone goes to.

Just then, the principal came in and told us about bringing things we should not bring and bla bla bla bla bla bla bla and she would give us another chance, so that means we can get our items back!

All of us took our items from where we hid back. We thanked god that our things werent taken away.

BTW: There's no chance of taking it back if it is taken away.