Dear Nincompoop,
After school today, which was boring as usual, I decided to go and see Dylan again. Watson was going to see Melanie, so I just made the excuse that I wasn't going to be home alone with Mum. Dylan was in his school uniform when I got there: a tweed jacket, with trousers and a shirt.
"What do you want?" he snapped when he saw me.
"I have to be round because of my brother." I replied. I'd actually wanted to come, but decided to leave that bit out.
"Stop staring."
"I'm not..."
"Excuse me, but your eyes are practically on stalks." he muttered, then went upstairs to his room. I followed, and...
It was an absolute mess. There were medical books and science books and DNA models and brain models and paper and clothes and posters of the elements and books and CDs and food wrappers everywhere. But it was so amazing at the same time.
"Wow." I whispered.
"Go away. I need to do my homework." he hissed, throwing books and worksheets onto his bed. I picked one up and read it. It was full of complicated Maths equations, nothing like the stuff we get, about all the stupid apples and holes.
I have decided, Nincompoop, that I want to go to Dylan's school. No more Mr. Smith. No more Dumbledore. No more Roxie. Although, it would mean that I wouldn't see Diesel or Angie as much. But Diesel's parents are really rich, and Angie could get a sports scholarship.
Perfect.
I grabbed a book from Dylan's shelf, and began to read it as he did his homework. It was a hospital horror story thing. In fact, most of his fiction books were either set in hospitals, or some gruesome horror stories.
After he finished, he turned to me.
"What are you doing here?"
"Just... hanging around." We made some small talk for a bit, and then we got interrupted by the sound of shouting downstairs. Watson and Melanie were having some massive argument over something or other. Then Melanie slammed the door and Watson came and dragged me out of the house.
"What's going on?" I asked.
"Our relationship is over." he replied. "I don't want to talk about it."
WHAT? THAT MEANS I CAN'T GO AND SEE DYLAN UNLESS I MAKE SMALL TALK TO WATSON'S EX!
And she's always given me the evil eyes. This is not good. I need to go to posh school. And fast.
At dinner I mentioned about it. Everybody went silent.
"What's wrong with your school?" Mum said.
"The lessons are too easy, nobody listens, and you don't learn a thing." I replied. "And anyway, by going to the posh school, it would look good on my CV." Dad seemed to think it was a good idea, but Mum had to spoil it.
"Mycroft never went to the same school as you did, so it wouldn't be fair."
WHO CARES ABOUT STUPID MYCROFT? HUH? I DON'T CARE THAT HE SAVED MY BACON IN ARGENTINA, BUT JUST BECAUSE HE DIDN'T GO TO THE POSH SCHOOL...
Then I had an idea. After dinner, I called the posh school up and arranged an interview. So tomorrow, instead of school, I'm going to see whether I can get into the posh place.
Mr. Smith is going to hate me, but he might not be my teacher for that long, so who cares? I certainly don't.
From,
Sherlock.