text: [Themes: fan fiction, serious]
  
  Timmy Turner lays in his bed, bored out of his mind. He's beaten all of his video games and grew tired of them, all of his comic books have been read, and nothing good was on TV.
  
  Suddenly, he just remembered something; today was Friday. Friday was usually the day that his group of fellow geeks/best friends, Chester, A.J., Sanjay, Elmer, and Tootie, would come over to hang out, and yet...neither of them came by.
  
  Then, he remembered another thing; Trixie Tang. The prettiest, and most popular girl in all of Dimmsdale, and the girl Timmy strives to win her heart. And yet, she still disregards him as an 'empty bus seat.'
  
  Wondering what she's currently doing, he grabbed his smartphone and checked out her BookFace page...only to find that she hasn't updated her status recently.
  
  'Weird,' Timmy thought, 'she usually updates her status every waking minute...' What on earth is going on here???
  
  All of a sudden, his fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda, poofs into his field of vision, and they looked like they were in a state of panic.
  
  "Guys? What's wrong?" Timmy asked, noticing their panicked looks.
  
  "Timmy dear, you'd better read this! We've seen a shady-looking figure deliver this letter to your mailbox." Wanda said, handing her godchild the suspicious letter.
  
  Timmy recieved the paper, and proceeded to read it.
  
  "Dear Turner,
  
  Come to Dimmsdale Elementary,
  
  I have a special surprise for you...
  
  Signed,
  
  ~Name Withheld
  
  P.S. Bring your FAIRIES, too. "
  
  "...Ehh, why not. I don't have anything better to do." Timmy said, until he reread the P.S. note. "Huh, it says to bring you guys, too."
  
  [Author's Note: DISCLAIMER: None of the characters and locations represented in this interactive story are my property. All rights are reserved to Nickelodeon and Viacom. Decide the fate of young Timmy Turner, and his fairy godparents Cosmo and Wanda, as they venture into Dimmsdale Elementary School, which has been taken over by the crazy, fairy-obsessed teacher Denzel Crocker, who has kidnapped Timmy's crush, Trixie Tang, and enslaved his closest friends to do his bidding. Has been rewritten and republished.]
  
  > At Dimmsdale Elementary School...
  After traveling some distance away from his house, Timmy arrived at the front entrance of Dimmsdale Elementary School, with Cosmo and Wanda behind him as butterflies in disguise. Feeling confident that there are no other humans around them, the two poofed back into their fairy forms. Timmy climbed out of his bicycle, courtesy of his fairies, and stopped to observe the school.
  
  Only, this wasn't the school he's known for nearly all his life.
  
  The school windows were blinded by curtains, a giant statue sits on the roof of the building, and the giant 'SCHOOL' logo had a new sign plastered in place of it.
  
  "'Crocker's Playhouse?!'" Timmy read aloud, his mouth agape. "What the heck has Crocker done to the school?!"
  
  "I'm not sure, hun! But, knowing Crocker, it can't be for a good reason..." Wanda replied.
  
  "Look! Another letter!" Cosmo said, pointing to the aforementioned paper on the first step to the building.
  
  Timmy was quick to notice it, and went to grab the paper. His confusion turned into shock as he read.
  
  "Ha! I knew you and your FAIRY GODPARENTS were dumb enough
  
  to come to the school! Or, as it's now known as, 'Crocker's Playhouse!'
  
  Your nerd friends are now working for me, and that's not all! I've even
  
  kidnapped Ms. Tang, all just to lure you and your FAIRIES into my trap!
  
  Don't even think of entering my Playhouse, unless you risk you and your
  
  FAIRIES' lives in danger!"
  
  Signed,
  
  ~Denzel Crocker
  
  Timmy's eyes were as wide as saucers as he finished reading the note. He now knew why his friends didn't call or came by his house, and why Trixie hasn't updated her social media status. They were in the hands of his crazy teacher. He quickly turned to his fairies.
  
  "Guys! Crocker's kidnapped my friends and future, to-be girlfriend! And he's turned the school into a death trap! What should we do?!" Timmy exclaimed.
  
  "U-U-Uhm...maybe we should just go back home!" Cosmo fearfully said, his skin nearly turning white. "Who knows what kind of death awaits us in there!?"
  
  "Oh, how noble of you, Cosmo! We've got to get inside that school and save Timmy's friends!" Wanda rebutted.
  
  "But...who knows what Crocker has in store for us this time?! He's wanting to kill us now!"
  
  "Cosmo, we've been in many situations worse than this! This will be nothing to us, now let's go!"
  
  As the two continued to argue, Timmy was considering his options;
  
  Either leave the school and hope the police comes and arrest Crocker...
  
  ...Or become the hero, save Trixie and his friends, and stop Crocker himself...with his fairies, of course.
  
  He ultimately made his decision as he went to interrupt his fairies.
  
  "Guys! Stop fighting!" Timmy exclaimed, getting their attention.
  
  "What is it, Timmy?" Cosmo asked.
  
  "Yeah, sport, what is it?" Wanda added.
  
  Timmy cleared his throat, took a deep breath, and said...
  
  > say "We're Going Home!"
  "Cosmo's right. We're going home." Timmy simply said, as he started to walk away from the school.
  
  While Cosmo was rubbing his forehead in relief, Wanda was left flabbergasted by her godchild's decision.
  
  "What?! But Timmy, your friends are trapped in there! Trixie is trapped in there, and you're not going to save them?!" Wanda exclaimed.
  
  "Believe me, Wanda, I would love to help them...but I'm not going to risk my life, or you guys' lives for that matter, for it." Timmy said, giving in to his cowardly ways.
  
  And with that, Timmy climbed back on his bicycle and started to ride away from the school. While Cosmo followed him instantly, Wanda paused to look back at the school, wondering what could have been, before catching up to the boys. As they were closer to Timmy's house, Wanda kept trying to get the pink-hatted boy to change his mind.
  
  "Timmy, please! Your friends need you!" Wanda said.
  
  "I've told you, Wanda, I'm not risking our lives dealing with Crocker again! The police will take care of everything!" Timmy replied.
  
  "The police aren't even on duty today!" Wanda shouted.
  
  Timmy did a double take, not exactly hearing what the pink-haired fairy said. "They're what?!"
  
  "That's right, hun. The police department has days off on Fridays. No officer is on duty today." Wanda explained.
  
  "...You mean I ran away for nothing...?" Timmy asked, slowly realizing his cowardly decision.
  
  "Yes."
  
  The buck-toothed boy sighed, now knowing he was a coward for abandoning his friends. "Guys, I'm sorry for running away..." He proceeded to turn his bicycle around. "...but I'm gonna to make it right! We're going back to the school, and we're going to stop Crocker and save-!"
  
  However, Timmy was interrupted by a car horn. Cosmo and Wanda changed back into butterflies, as the boy witnessed his parents driving the family car.
  
  "Oh, Timmy! Me and your mother are going away on a weekend-long vacati-I mean, parent-counseling seminar!" Mr. Turner said.
  
  "You stay at home now, and don't give Vicky too much trouble!" Mrs. Turner added, as she and her husband drove away.
  
  The poor boy turned around, and sure enough, his evil babysitter, the red-headed Vicky, appeared right behind him. Vicky grabbed Timmy by the collar of his shirt, and dragged him to her face.
  
  "Y'know twerp, I think I feel a little more...violent today! It's time I finally rid you of my life forever!" Vicky exclaimed.
  
  Timmy was shocked to hear this. "What?! You can't kill me! What would my parents think of that?!"
  
  "Oh, don't worry about that, twerp. Some creepy, hunch-backed guy gave me a robot clone of you to fool your dumb parents with!" She said, as she held said-robot by his wrist, then threw it to the side. "Now, let's play!"
  
  As the two approached the front door, Vicky cackled maniacally, while Timmy was struggling for his life, crying for help. And all Cosmo and Wanda could do without revealing their identities was watch, as their godchild was proceeding ever-so-closely to his demise.
  
  "Oh, no...Jorgen isn't going to like this..." Wanda tearfully said, as she and Cosmo poofed back to Fairy World to deliver the grim news to their superior.