Introduction:

*** Inspiring Music ***

Smarter than the class nerd!

More graceful than a ballerina!

Able to backstab a mean girl while looking them in the eyes!

Look in the schoolyard. It's a graduating senior. It's the teacher's pet. It's Catholic Schoolgirl Boy

Yes, it's Catholic Schoolgirl Boy, a strange boy from a public high school, who came to your school with powers and abilities far beyond those of ordinary schoolgirls. Catholic Schoolgirl Boy who can pass the most difficult AP tests; make the class bully cry. And who disguised as an ordinary schoolgirl, wearing the same schoolgirl uniform you wear, fights a never-ending battle for high grades, peaceful hallways, and strict adherence to the dress code.

And now another exciting episode in the adventures of Catholic Schoolgirl Boy.

Prologue.

"I went to Claire's this weekend and I got this adorable Jingle Bells Cat Ears Headband. It is so cute, I'm going to wear it when we go caroling on Christmas Eve," Leah told Aimee.

"Do you have it with you?"

"Bring it to school? No way. You know how they are. If I put it on my head for a second, you know just to show you, and they will confiscate it."

"Yeah, they are kind of strict. I would like to see it anyway."

"Let me bring it up on my phone."

Leah was about to reach into her knapsack when a little girl walked up to them and said, "Hi." In the lunchroom, most of the time the kids of different ages stayed with their own grades. It wasn't a rule, but most of the kids realized that this was the way it should be.

Both Aimee and Leah looked up to see a girl who looked to be in the fifth grade standing over them.

"Hello?"

"Don't you recognize me?" the girl said with a big smile. She looked like she was about to giggle.

Aimee looked the girl over. She tried to remember all the little sisters of her friends. She didn't seem to be any of those. But that was the most likely.

"Do I know your sister?"

"No."

"Ummm, your mom?"

"No."

"Brother?"

"No...give up?... It's me, Catholic Schoolgirl Boy!"

Aimee and Leah looked the girl over. She didn't look anything like the boy they knew. She didn't look like either of them. He was a little blond-haired girl wearing the uniform that the middle schoolers and lower schoolers wear. She didn't have to wear a blazer, just a jumper with a white collared blouse and a plaid necktie. She wore white tights (the tights for his age group had to match the blouse and black shoes.

"Catholic Schoolgirl Boy?"

"Yeah, have you had any more trouble with Terri?"

Aimee looked toward Leah. "You didn't tell anyone about Terri?"

"No, I would never tell."

"It's you! Wow, I never thought I would see you again."

"You have many times, but this time I decided to come over."

"It's great to see you. Thank you so much. I can't tell you how much better it is here."

"No problem. I enjoyed helping you."

"Where are my manners, sit down."

"Not afraid that you won't get flack for sitting with a seventh grader?" "I'm not worried. Besides, you're worth it."

Catholic Schoolgirl Boy sat beside her two friends.

"So what brings you here?"

"I'm helping another student. By the way, my name is June. I mean for now."

"Hello June," both girls said robotically.

"Are you finished helping her and just waiting for the day to be over?"

"No, I need your help."