you were called to principal office because you were involved in a fight in class write two diary entries​

Answer: The following is down below.

Explanation:

4/2/17

Dear diary,

The fight went something like this:

Jeff and I sat next to each other for history class.  We usually pass notes while we're finishing our boring homework.  As usual, he started the conversation with my choice of hat.

Jeff: What's with the hat?  Are you emo or something?

Me: Just because I'm wearing a black hat doesn't make me emo.

Jeff: Fine.  Why are you always so defensive?  Can't you just be chill for one second?

Me: Are we really talking about this Jeff?  I have to get my homework done.

Jeff: Since when were you so eager to finish schoolwork?  Last I checked, you'd rather count the ceiling tiles than do your geometry homework.

Me: So?  Has it ever dawned to you that I have nothing but C-'s and D+'s for a report card and that I would want to get decent grades for a change?

Jeff: Are you serious?  Who are you?  I thought we were buddies.

Me: I don't know what to tell you, Jeff.  Honestly, if you're going to fight me on something like this, you might as well get it over with.

Jeff: I don't believe this.

Me: Fight me or finish your homework knowing you lost.  It's your choice.

Jeff: Is that a threat?

Me: No, it's a promise.

Then it got worse from there.  Seriously, with friends like Jeff, really, who needs enemies?

All for now,

(Three days later...)

4/5/17

Dear diary,

Life couldn't get much worse.  This is the second time I've gone to the principal's office in the last week.  If I go to the office one more time, I'll be suspended from school!  However, the principal's office is the least of my worries.  I still have to go home clutching another detention slip in hopes of stashing it before my parents find out.  

Jeff couldn't be more of a pest.  He's the reason I'm sitting on the waiting chair next to him.  He looks like he's going to be executed or something.  I guess Jeff has never been to the principal.

Then, we were called to Mr. Dodson's office.  Jeff and I slowly walked toward the office.  As we sat down, the principal looked between the two of us as if concentrating on what James Hastings did this time.

Mr. Dodson: Well well.  I see Mr. Hastings is back again with another problem.

Jeff: Please Mr. Dodson!  Please don't punish me!

Me: Oh, drop the act.  Everyone in class saw our notes and the fight.

Mr. Dodson: I'm afraid I'll have to give you both detention.  As for you James, I really need you to do better than this.  Your sister is worried about you being suspended if you keep this up.

Jeff: (Snickers).

Mr. Dodson: (Clears his throat): As for you Mr. Neal, I suggest that you cut the laughter short.  You're in as much trouble as James is, so I recommend you keep quiet.  Now, please take these slips and be on your way.  Remember what I said!

Jeff and me: Yes sir.

And it pretty much unraveled from there.  Man detention stinks.

All for now,

(End of diary entries)

Have a great day! :)

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