While Mal was in daycare Evie was trying to focus on school. She was sitting in her chemistry class next to her boyfriend, but she just couldn't focus on the lesson.  She was worried about her sister and even though the tiny girl was a handful she missed her.

    Plus she couldn't stop thinking about how upset the tiny girl was when she had to leave her at daycare. She hated doing that and she just wanted to grab the small girl and never let go. Her thoughts were interrupted when she noticed the teacher had called on her to answer a question and everyone was staring at her as she had been zoned out. 

    Evie just blushed in embarrassment as she looked at the teacher. "I'm so sorry. I was completely zoned out. Could you repeat the question please?" she asked the teacher sweetly as she was embarrassed that she had been so zoned out that she had missed the question he had asked her.

     The teacher just sighed as he answered the girl. He had been worried about the girl as she had been zoned out all class and was usually very focused and ready to learn as she loved chemistry. She was one of his best students, so to see her so zoned out was kind of worrying for him. "It's fine Evie. I was just going to ask if you were okay because you looked like you were zoning out during my lesson, but I think I got my answer," the teacher told the embarrassed teen as he didn't want to embarrass her more by having her answer the actual question that he had asked.

     Before Evie could say anything else Fairy Godmother had entered the class. Everyone stared at the fairy in shock and worry as it wasn't normal for the Headmistress of the school to just randomly walk into the class. The shocked and confused chemistry teacher just looked at the fairy. "Oh Fairy Godmother hi what brings you to my class in the middle of one of my lessons?" My Deley asked the headmistress in confusion and worry.

      The fairy just smiled a little at him to let him know that he wasn't in trouble as he looked scared that she would fire him. "Oh don't mind me. I didn't mean to interrupt your lesson but I need to speak with Evie real quickly if you don't mind. It's kind of important," the fairy told the teacher as she had just gotten a call from a daycare asking to speak to Evie. She figured that Evie must have put Mal in daycare before school.

        The teacher just smiled at the fairy as he answered her. "Of course. Go ahead Evie. Go with Fairy Godmother," the teacher told the girl who was now filled with even more worry as she quickly grabbed her bag and followed the older woman towards her office.

         As soon as they reached the office the young girl began to ask a bunch of questions as she was filled with worry. "What happened? Is everything okay? Why did you need to speak to me?" the girl asked the older woman as she began to panic.

         The fairy just smiled at the girl as she answered her. "Evie everything is fine, but someone from Auradon Daycare wants to speak to you," the fairy told the young girl as she handed her the phone to talk to the daycare worker.

          Evie just froze in shock and worry as she answered the call. "Hello this is Evie. Why are you calling? Is everything okay?" the concerned girl asked the daycare worker. "Oh hi Evie. I'm just calling to let you know that we had an incident today and your sister was involved. I'm going to need you to come in for a meeting with me and another girl's parents," the daycare worker told the teen through the phone. Evie became even more worried. "What incident? What happened?" the concerned girl asked the daycare worker.

      The daycare worker just sighed. "Well there was some bullying and fighting going on between my daughter, another girl, and your sister. I can't really go into details on the phone, but I really need you to come now so we can discuss what happened along with Olivia's parents who are on their way.

      Evie just looked at the fairy who was nodding at her as she had heard everything and was giving her permission to leave school early to deal with the problem. "Okay yeah I'm on my way now," she told the lady as she hung up the phone and grabbed her bag. Heading towards the door so that she could go deal with the issue at the daycare. "Thank you so much Fairy Godmother for letting me leave early," she told the older woman before she left. The fairy just smiled at the girl. "It's no problem Evie. I'm a mom. I know what it's like to have to go deal with something at a daycare or school," she told her as she practically pushed her out the door.

      It didn't take long for Evie to reach the daycare. As soon as she did the daycare lady came out and practically dragged her to her office where the other girls' parents were. The first thing she noticed was the two older girls who were angry and covered in bruises as they were sitting by their parents and her little sister who was crying and had a few bruises, but not as much as the other two.

     It hurt her to see her sister looking so scared like that. She didn't know what happened, but she was hoping that Mal wasn't the cause. As soon as Mal noticed that Evie was now in the room she got up from her chair and ran towards her.

   "Ebie! You sab me. I wan go howm. Id scawy hewr. Se a meanie an so aw hew fwiens. I no wike id hewr. I miss you," the tiny toddler told her sister as she ran towards her in happiness as her big sister was finally back. Evie just smiled as she held her arms out as she allowed her sister to run into them as she picked her up and placed her on her lap as she sat in the empty seat eager to find out why she had been called in. "I missed you two Mal. It's not the same without you and your adorable presence," Evie told her sister with a smile as she tickled the tiny girl, but stopped when she saw the serious look on the lady's face. 

    The daycare worker sighed as she looked at the other two parents/guardian of the other two kids. "I called you guys here because there was an incident with bullying and fighting today. According to my daughter it was Olivia and Mal that were bullying her," the daycare lady told the parents/guardian.

    "That's not true mommy and daddy don't believe her. Amber was bullying Mal and I saved her because she and her followers were making fun of her and pushing her on the ground. You have to believe me. I didn't bully anyone and neither did Mal. And Amber attacked me when I tried to tell the truth and then she tried to hurt Mal again even though all she did was try and stop her from hurting me," Olivia told her parents in desperation as she needed them to believe her. As she would never bully someone and she didn't think the innocent toddler would either.

      Olivia's parents and Evie both looked at the daycare lady in anger as they believed the young girl more than the daycare worker. "So what I'm hearing is our child stands up to a bully and you decided to punish her and blame her. Instead of your own child who is clearly in the wrong," Olivia's parents both asked the lady in anger as they couldn't believe that this lady was trying to take her daughter's side and promote bullying by doing nothing about it.

      "I'm sorry if you chose to believe that your children are good, but I know my daughter and I know that she would never just bully another child. And besides all the drama happened when Mal was brought in. I think it would be best if she didn't come back here. She is clearly just an evil little girl being the child of a villain.

     Evie was furious as her sister was being bullied by all the kids except for the other girl in the room who was also being blamed for bullying when she had been the only one to help her tiny sister. And now this lady was trying to judge Mal who was the sweetest and most shy kid that she knew. Oh she was definitely done with daycare.

   "Are you serious right now? You are seriously blaming my sister? My sister was bullied by your daughter and her friends. And you're just going to let her get away with it. And Mal is not a bad or evil girl she is a sweet and innocent shy toddler. And yeah don't worry about kicking us out because I wasn't going to bring her back anyway. This place is just a biased place where your child gets to just control everyone and you let her," Evie screamed at the lady as she was furious by the way she was just blaming Mal for being a victim and doing nothing wrong.

    "Oh and remember king Ben? Yeah well he's my friend so I'll be sure to let him know about how "well" you run your daycare service. I wonder how he will react to that," Evie told the lady as she stood up and picked her sister back up as she couldn't stand to be in the room anymore.

    "Oh for sure. And we are done here too. Our daughter has been telling us about all the mean things your daughter has done, but we thought it was being handled, but clearly it's not," Olivia's parents told the lady as they too grabbed their daughter as they followed Evie out the door furiously.

    Right before they left the actual day care Evie looked at the older parents. "Oh I forgot to thank you and your daughter for being nice to Mal. Thank you for being good people and raising a kind and good daughter. And thanks Olivia for helping Mal even though all the other kids were being mean to her," Evie told the young girl and her parents with gratitude.

   The two parents just smiled at the young girl as they knew how hard it was to raise a child, and this young teenager seemed to be doing it all on her own.

   "Thank you for that. And your sister is so sweet and adorable. I'm so sorry that the other kids were bullying her. Olivia was telling us about how she and Mal were friends now before you got there, so if you ever wanted to get them together for a playdate just give us a call we would be happy to do it," the mother told the young teen with a smile as she handed her a piece of paper with her phone number on it.

   Evie just smiled at the family as she took the number and said bye to them as they both headed in their own directions. Evie just sighed as she watched Mal play with her hair as she couldn't believe that the other kids could call her sister bad or evil. Evie froze when she heard Mal ask her something that made her feel even more angry about that daycare place.

   "Ebie dey tow me I hab no mommy ow daddy. Is dat tue? An dey caw me ebiw why?" the small toddler asked her sister as she was eager to find out why they had said it to her.