A great person once said, "He who controls the chaos controls them all." so I made it my mission to control the chaos, a chaos that I created myself. Highschool chaos.

 I, Cleo Maria Smith, set out to be the queen of my high school Groove High. I wasn't going in unprepared I had a game plan since my middle school age. Hinging on the fact that going to a battle unprepared is like signing your death warrant voluntarily. 

 So basically Freshman year was the scouting year, getting used to the surroundings, the types of people, the platforms and clubs, who I'd hang out with. Then Sophomore year id set my plan into motion by being the outstanding, beautiful "New Girl" no one knew. Then my Junior year I'd be acknowledged as Queen bee then Senior year I'd run the school tramping whoever stands in my way MWAHAHAHHAHaa. 

 But life or rather reality doesn't work like that. I was home school so I spent most of my time watching movies cuz I was smarter than my tutor and highschool ones were my fav. So I begged my mom to send me to High school. Obviously, she said, "No!" but I was determined. Eventually, she broke and said yes but at a cost, I'd have to go to private school with stuck-up snobs and the Queen bee would be the richest person. I couldn't be a shadow loner since we had uniforms and a dress code to uphold. It was nothing like I had planned but I blend so I blended my plan in such a way that it would fit right in. My plan had to become more complex and detailed for it to work. At first, I just had four major goals with no subtext but now I have to avoid getting expelled or bullied cause then it's back to homeschooling. Being a loner was a no-no 'cause then I'd get bullied and mom would freak and that's back to homeschooling. If my grades slip HOME SCHOOL. I mean I was banged up left and right with homeschooling threats. Plus if I didn't make a friend by week's end I'd be considered "anti-social" by my Therapist and Home School. At this point I just wanted to go to high school and leave this behind... so I did that, but a golden opportunity fell into my hands one I simply couldn't pass up on.