Evie took a deep breath as she tried to control herself. She was growing frustrated and she was afraid that she was going to go off on the toddler and do something she would regret. She sighed in relief when she reached her first class. She just paused as she stopped to talk to the toddler.

  "Okay Mal we are about to enter my chemistry class. Here is what I need from you. I need you to play the quiet game. That means I'm going to give you your toys to play with, but you need to stay quiet and behave. Also there are going to be lots of cool looking glasses and colorful liquids. You are to not touch any of them. I need you to not touch anything that I do not give you to play with. I mean it Mal DO... NOT... TOUCH... ANYTHING. Those things are dangerous and you can't play with them or drink them. I need to pay attention to my class and I can't be worrying about you getting into dangerous things. And I can't leave you home by yourself, so I had to bring you. Please Please Please Mal I'm begging you please behave. Otherwise I'm going to be forced to find you a new day care and I will have to leave you in there while I'm in school and I really don't want to do that so please just behave and do what I say. Can you do that Mal?" Evie practically begged her little sister as she knew how much of a trouble maker her little sister could be and she needed her to behave, so Evie could focus in her classes. Especially chemistry since she had a big test today in that class and she needed to focus and do well on it. And she was starting to worry about all the chemicals and glass test tubes that the tiny toddler could get into as she remembered how the classroom was filled with those.

   The small toddler just looked at her big sister and nodded her head up and down. She then lifted up her puppy toy to Evie without saying anything wanting to "behave" and stay silent. Evie sighed and rolled her eyes as she knew exactly what the toddler was trying to say by holding up the puppy toy.

  "Mal I'm not getting you a dog. I know you liked playing with Dude, but dogs are a lot of work and I can't look after you and a dog. Dude is Carlos' dog and he is our brother, so technically Dude is your dog too. See you already have a dog. He just lives with Carlos and you can play with him whenever you want. I will make sure of that. Now can you please stop asking for a dog," Evie told the toddler as she was frustrated by hearing the small girl beg for a dog the whole way to class.

   Mal just smiled as she nodded her head again excitedly. Evie just smiled at the toddler as she couldn't stay mad at her. She was just too cute to be upset with. She then walked into her class and sat in her normal seat by her boyfriend. Everyone besides Doug and Chad who already know were staring at Evie in shock and curiosity when they saw her enter the class with a tiny purple haired toddler who had green eyes.

   A lot of the girls got up from their seats as they all started to surround Evie and the toddler. The girls thought the toddler was adorable and they wanted to play with her. Evie didn't like all the people surrounding her and she could see how scared and upset her little sister was getting as the strangers were trying to play with her and some were even trying to pinch her cheeks. That was the last straw Evie needed to stop them. She also saw the way her teacher was looking at her for causing a distraction. It reminded her of when she first joined the class and her teacher didn't like her for being a villain kid.

    "Hey guys please stop. I know she's adorable, but please she doesn't like strangers. You guys are scaring her please just ignore her. Just act like she isn't here and go back to your own thing," Evie told the girls as her sister began to cry from all the "scary" strangers who wouldn't leave her alone.

    The girls all just sighed in annoyance as they moved back to their seats. Evie sighed in relief as she sat down in her seat and placed the toddler in her lap and handed her the purple dragon toy that the tiny girl loved as she began to start working on her test. The toddler stopped crying as soon as the girls stopped trying to play with her however while her sister was trying to focus on her test the small toddler became curious by all the pretty colorful liquids and glass test tubes. Even though her big sister told her not to touch them the tiny toddler couldn't resist as she began to reach for the glass test tube with the purple liquid in it.

   She picked it up and began to try and drink it as she became curious about what the pretty purple liquid would taste like. Evie looked up just in time when she heard someone scream out as they had seen the tiny toddler about to drink the dangerous chemicals. She immediately dropped her test as she grabbed the test tube full of the purple chemical from the tiny girl as she began to scold her from her panic.

   "MAL!!! OH MY GOSH BAD GIRL! I TOLD YOU NOT TO TOUCH ANYTHING! WE DO NOT DRINK STRANGE LIQUIDS AND WE DO NOT PLAY WITH DANGEROUS THINGS! I TOLD YOU THAT THESE THINGS ARE DANGEROUS! YOU COULD HAVE DIED FROM DRINKING CHEMICALS! THIS IS POISON MAL!" Evie screamed out to the toddler as she scolded her. The tiny girl didn't listen to her and she almost lost her little sister from the tiny toddler trying to drink chemicals.

    The tiny girl just began to cry as she didn't like how angry she made her big sister. She didn't mean to make her sister so mad, but the purple liquid was just too tempting for her curious little brain to ignore. "I sowy Ebie. I no me to. I sowy. Pwease no ma a me. I sowy fo bewing a ba gowl. I wob you Ebie I sowy," the tiny girl told her big sister with her cute little puppy dog eyes and her adorable little sad pout that Evie could never resist.

    Evie's anger just melted away as she looked at her little sister who was looking at her with her adorable little sad face as she apologized to her for being bad. "Aw Mal it's okay. You are not a bad girl. I'm sorry I said that, but I just worry about you. And you can't just drink things when you don't know what they are. I am here to look out for you and when I say something is bad for you then you need to listen to me. Okay Mal please. I love you so much and I'm trying to keep you safe, but you make it so hard," Evie told the toddler as she held her close to her again.

  Mr. Deley just looked at Evie who was holding the tiny toddler to her and not working on her test and all the other students were just staring at Evie and the toddler as they watched the young girl scold the toddler as they too were not working on their test . He knew that Mal was actually just a toddler as every teacher at Auradon Prep had been informed by Fairy Godmother. He also knew that Evie was the one in charge of her, but what he wasn't expecting was for her to bring the small distraction to school. Toddlers, babies, and dogs were all distractions. They were cute creatures that no one could resist and they didn't belong in classrooms.

   They had an important test today and he didn't need all the students distracted by Evie's two year old sister. Plus a chemistry classroom was the most dangerous place to have a two year old toddler in. The room was surrounded by dangerous chemicals.  "Evie I understand that you have a toddler in your care, but that doesn't mean that you can just bring her to class. There is an important test today and you all need to focus. And this classroom is way too dangerous for a toddler," the teacher told the girl who was holding the toddler.

    He walked over to Evie as he picked up the toddler from her before Evie could say anything. He immediately regretted it when the small girl began to cry and scream her tiny head off as she reached for Evie.  Evie just sighed as she knew that she was most likely about to get kicked out of class because of Mal. So much for her behaving. The small toddler couldn't even last for ten minutes.

    Mr Deley froze as he handed the screaming toddler back to Evie. He sighed in relief when the toddler stopped screaming and crying as soon as she was back in Evie's arms. "Evie I think it would be best if you left early today and took the test another day. Also next time don't bring a toddler to class. They have daycares and other places for people who work or are in school," Mr. Deley told the girl. He felt bad kicking her out of the class, but she should have known better than to bring a toddler to school especially on a day they were testing. And in a dangerous chemistry class full of dangerous chemicals that tiny toddlers love to play with.

    Evie just looked down in embarrassment as she grabbed her things and left the class in a hurry just wanting to get out and stop people from staring at her. As soon as she got out of class Evie looked at the toddler who was smiling and giggling as if she just did something fun.

     "Really Mal? I told you to stay quiet and behave. That was not quiet or behaving," Evie told the small toddler in a scolding voice. Mal just looked at her as she stopped giggling. "I no wike da pwace. Meanie swanwers. I sowy. Pwese no ma a me. I wob you Ebie," the tiny toddler told her big sister putting on her adorable little sad puppy dog face that Evie couldn't stand to be mad at.

     Evie just smiled at the adorable little girl. "Mal I'm not mad and I love you too, but you can't keep acting up when you don't like a certain place. And Mal school isn't over. I only got kicked out of one class. I still have like six more classes plus lunch. And you are not going to get me kicked out again. Mal I need to go to school, so that I can graduate and go to college. That way I can get a degree and support you. My clothing business gets me money, but it's not nearly enough money to provide for both of us long term. And you like toys right. Well if I can't go to school and graduate then we won't have enough money for toys," Evie told the toddler hoping to scare her into behaving and not getting her kicked out of other classes. If she can go the rest of the day without getting kicked out that would be a win for her.

    Before anything else could be said Fairy Godmother walked past her and stopped. "Oh Evie I was just about to enter your class, but I see that you aren't in your class. I was just coming to speak to you about something important that I noticed," Fairy Godmother told the now worried young girl as they both headed towards her office.

   "Um what do you have to tell me?" Evie asked the fairy nervously as every time the older woman asked to see her something bad happened. The fairy just gave the girl and the toddler a small smile as she pulled out some files.

   "Evie these are the four of you guys medical records and according to these you, Carlos, and Jay are up to date. However Mal is not up to date with her appointments. And especially now that we know she is really just a toddler. I think it would be a good idea for you to make an appointment with a pediatrician and get her a check up. It's very important for toddlers and kids to be seen by a doctor at least once a year. And since she hasn't been to one and you three have it would be best that you take her in," Fairy Godmother told the young girl.

   Evie just looked at the fairy as she absorbed all the information. She was being told that she needed to take her little sister to the doctor for a checkup. She knew that was going to be a disaster. Mal was afraid of strangers and they weren't even really touching her. She didn't even want to think about how freaked out the tiny toddler was going to be when the doctor tried to give her a check up especially if Mal needed shots. Which according to what Evie could tell based on what Fairy Godmother had out was a high possibility.

    Evie just sighed as she looked at the small toddler who was giggling happily and oblivious to what was going to happen. "Okay Fairy Godmother. I will take her in if you think that it's best, but when should I take her in. I don't know how this works," Evie told the fairy slightly embarrassed that she was admitting she had no clue how to make a doctor's appointment.

    The older woman just smiled at the teen as she pulled out her phone and made a phone call. After a few minutes she hung up then looked at the teen. "I just set you up with an appointment. Mal should be seeing the doctor in about an hour or two from now. I recommend leaving now though, so you aren't late. And don't worry I'm excusing you from classes today. It's more important to make sure she is healthy than it is for you to go to school," Fairy Godmother told the shocked young girl.

    Evie just smiled at the fairy as she thanked her. She then picked up the toddler and began to walk out of the school. When Mal saw this she began to smile and giggle as she thought she won. Evie just sighed as she looked at the toddler feeling bad about what was coming. The poor toddler had no clue what was in store for her in about an hour or two from now.

Author's Note: I edited this chapter and added more to it because I re watched the movie and felt like adding more to this chapter, so those who have read this chapter already just know that I added somethings to it.