Secret Agent, Counterspy (?????????) | Rewritten From Chapter 51+

Inspirational quote: No matter how you feel, get up, dress up, show up, and never give up.

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Lauriel had had enough.
She was completely fed up with her life.

She was annoyed with school.
Both of her parents.
Her older brother Aaron.
Her younger sister Abigail.

It was the last day of school before the half term holiday, but she had got sent home early because she had felt sick.

She was feeling a tad bit better now, but that never meant she still wasn't annoyed.

Right now, she was currently locked up in her room, pretending to sleep, when really, she was cutting something up for her homework.

Why?

No one really knew. Lauriel was just crazy like that, she guessed.

She was halfway through skim reading her maths textbook when suddenly her older brother Aaron came into her room, making her even more agitated than before because the guy usually never knocked.

Aaron was a nineteen year old sixth former, who had just finished his A-Levels, and like his GCSEs, he pretty much aced all of them.

Aaron was very smart, like Kieran was. He had dirty brown hair along with freckles, and currently had a million girls fancying him.

His eyes were light green, like sea weed, and he was an exact opposite person to Lauriel.

He wasn't pretending to sleep right now, plus he actually sort of liked studying.

Lauriel didn't like studying, but then she didn't hate it either.

She found studying 50/50 to be honest.

Half good, half bad.

He entered her room, making Lauriel look at him blankly, rolling her eyes when she finally saw him.

"Hey, mum and dad want to know what you're doing and-" Aaron opened his eyes finally, becoming insanely mad at Lauriel instantly.

"What the hell do you think you're doing with those scissors?" He wanted to know, fully glaring at her now.

Lauriel didn't reply, just kept on attempting to cut herself, ignoring the fact completely that Aaron was there.

Aaron came even closer to her, slapping Lauriel right in the face.

"Never seen your do homework before. Kinda funny."

Again, Lauriel didn't reply, that was until Aaron lifted her maths homework up from her, gobsmacked.

"44% in your maths homework?" Aaron teased. "That's barely even half of the questions right. What happened, sis? You're usually good at maths."

Lauriel couldn't respond, she had half lost her voice. She looked at her failed maths homework instead, smiling, but didn't say anything.

Instead, she punched Aaron hard, before stepping on him, and telling him to get lost.

Aaron, now in serious agony, nearly cried, but he didn't get lost because he realised something, making him even more mad than last time.