You were in your mother's car as she drove her way to the new school. She could see you were not talking and she sighed. You hadn't speak since she talked about the move. Se finally broke the long silence.

"Emily. I know you're upset because of the move, but you don't have to be. Think of it as...a new beginning. A new...chapter in life."

"...," You tried to not speak as you look out the window, but finally spoke, "I still don't understand why."

"Honey, you do. We had to leave (your home town), to keep you safe."

"And leave dad?" You finally turned to your mother. "Why leave him!?"

Your mother clammed up. She never liked to talk about your father. You never knew why. Whenever you asked, she never told you.

You just sighed looking back at the window. "You never tell me anyway," you whispered.

Your mother just sighed.

You both finally got to the school and you both walked inside. Your mother pulled out a piece of paper which was notes she got from your teacher of where to meet him. You both found the classroom and there stood by his desk a bald headed man (besides the single strand of hair on his head), in a sleeveless vest also wearing brown pants.

Great, he looks like a boring teacher. Possibly strict too.

You were brought to a seat and your mother and you sat down across from the teacher.

"Hello, Miss (YM/N), I'm Mr Baldi. Or Mr Baldimore, but you can call me Mr Baldi."

"Hello, Mr Baldi, it's so nice to meet you." Your mother turned to you expecting you to reply.

"Hello...," was all you could say.

"Would you like me to show around the school?" Mr Baldi smiled.

Your mother smiled and nodded so you both followed him down the hall. He showed you all the classrooms explaining each one to you. Then you got to the cafeteria. They had two vending machines of soda choices. There was even an outside eating area.

Then the principal's office which was the detention room as well. Your mother was enjoying talking with Mr Baldi, but you were still annoyed. Soon the tour was over and your mother drove you home.

"Well he seems nice," your mother smiled.