Room 314 and the Graduation Tickets for Hannah Morgan
“You don’t have to put up with them.”
“Let them come,” I said.
“I want them to see exactly what an average future looks like.”
I stood up and walked over to my desk.
The official pronunciation guide lay next to Rachel’s teacup.
The thick form asked for a phonetic spelling so the commanding officer wouldn’t stumble over any difficult syllables during the live broadcast.
I clicked my pen twice and wrote my first name in block letters.
Then I wrote my last name.