Sarah went on to Biology, fuming ever step of the way. Ms. Riker, the principal, was talking to Mr. Green when she entered.<br/><br/>"Excuse me, Ms. Riker. There is a news lady in the halls bothering kids and she almost made me late to class. I don't think she needs to be here." Sarah interrupted, ignoring the raised eyebrows of the adults.<br/><br/>Without waiting for an answer, Sarah went to her desk and pulled her book out of her backpack. A tap on her shoulder caught her attention.<br/><br/>"Girl, your hair is bitchin'."<br/><br/>Sarah looked into the serious blue eyes of Molly, her BFF.<br/><br/>"Thanks. Did you get harassed by that news lady?" Sarah asked.<br/><br/>"No, she was busy with the boys from the football team when I went by. " Molly answered.<br/><br/>Sarah liked her because she never once asked stupid questions or made mean remarks about anyone. Molly was the one and the only person, besides Mr. S that she trusted.  They chatted about how Sarah dyed her hair and the foster's reaction. but they didn't talk about Mr. S. Sarah liked that because she wanted Mr. S all to herself.<br/><br/>"What you doing after today?" Molly wanted to know.<br/><br/>"I'm going over to the feed store to see if they will hire me to be a sweep up girl for a couple of hours a day after school." Sarah answered<br/><br/>Molly frowned, "Then we won't be able to hang out as much."<br/><br/>"No, but we can afford to go to the Mall and spend money once in a while." Sarah replied with a mischievous grin.<br/><br/>Mr. Green called the class to order and thus the day started.