Eavesdropper
part 10
10.
The cafeteria was in uproar
Everyone happy I took down
The big, bad, ugly Sebastian
I felt very much revenged
Sebastian really pissed me off
Can't believe he did that
Even though I whooped him
That didn't change the fact
That everyone in the school
Knew I had rats running
All through out my crib
But at least Sebastian's bodied
Still laying on the floor
Blood leaking like a faucet
The nurse came to help
I had to run home
Have a family emergency meeting
We needed a solution urgently
On how to rid rodents
And continue living in prosperity
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