Romeo And Juliet Alternate Ending

Sam saunters down the hall, followed closely by one of his only friends, Gregory. They walked as if they owned the place, all riled up after the clubs fight yesterday. I stay hidden behind the library door, knowing full well that if I walked out now, my old friends would surely try to get help with turning people to our side. Although I knew that our side was correct, I wasn’t willing to argue anymore than I already had. “Gregory,” Sam stops just short of the library and spins around to face his friend. “We won’t let them mock us.” “Of course not,” Gregory chuckles at the obvious. “Then we would be the laughing stock of the school.” Sam nods, a lock of dirt brown hair falling over his eyes. “Obviously, and if they want to try, we’ll …show more content…

“To see how fast we can prove them wrong! They’ll be cowering before you can say ‘Montague’!” “‘Montague’?” Sam raises an eyebrow, his laughter growing. “Capulet was always the better house,” Gregory argues, playfully shoving his friend. “Romeo never had a sense of personal boundaries.” “Well then out with the Montague’s!” Sam chuckles, leaning against the opposite side of the library door. Their mockery goes on for quite some time before they notice Abe and Bart exiting the science lab. This was going to be a wreck. Sam departs from the library door, giving me just enough time to slip out of the room and into the fluorescent hallway. Endless bickering and chatter erupts from the boys, and before I can slip across the hallway, an arm knocks me to the ground. Great, they started a fight. Again. Scrambling to pick up my books scattered about the floor, another pair of hands comes to help me. “How’d they get into this one?” Ty snorts, lifting me and my mountain of books up off the tile. “Another argument about the better house, or something along those lines.” I reply, taking his arm as he drags me behind another wall. “I told you to stay out of their way, Leonna.” He scolds playfully. “You’re going to get …show more content…

“That’s beside the point-” “Not again!” A voice bellows near the fight. “I told you to stay away from them!” Another voice joins in. “We had an agreement, Maggie.” The first voice seeths. “Stay on your side of the club rooms.” “Oh, so you’re blaming me for this?!” Maggie scoffs, clearly livid. “Very mature, Conner.” Ty shakes his head, chuckling as we walk out into the hallway towards Conner. Maggie is already screeching at Bart and Abe, while Conner just stands awestruck at the outburst. “I’m afraid this was our doing,” I place my free hand on Conner's shoulder. “We might want to get out while we can.” Conner nods and grabs the others by the elbow, pulling them back to our side. Unfortunately, Amir is much faster than we are. “Can there not be one day of peace?” Amir sighs, parting the fight and sending the hall into silence. “Stay on your side, that was the only request. How hard is that really?” Sam opens up his mouth to speak, but Amir’s raised hand stops him in his tracks, “Don’t answer that.” “It almost seems as if you wanted to disrupt the whole school,” He turns to look at us. “I’m sure everyone would enjoy some