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Give em' hell kid................
3 ReviewsCami is shipped off to live with her dad after she is expelled from her school, she joins him on tour and meets the band he manages, My Chemical Romance.
"Not only did you manage to give the entire school swim team food poisoning, you vandalised the school gym too" Eric Masterson principle of the Marianne Chadwicke school for girls said as he glared furiously over his glasses at a young girl. "Do you have anything to say for yourself Miss Walker?"
Cami looked up at the principle, then glanced at her mother who sat so still she looked as if she had been frozen. "They deserved it" she said with a smirk, she heard her mother gasp and watched as Mr Masterson's face went red. "Thats it" he said his voice shaking with fury. "Miss Walker you are no longer welcome here. I hereby expell you from Marianne Chadwicke. I want you off the grounds after you have cleaned your locker out" He said turning his chair around to face the window over looking the school football field. Cami shrugged her shoulders and follwed her mother out the door for the 5th and final time that year.
"Words can't begin to describe how disgusted you make me right now Cameron" Cami heard her mother say as they sat in the back of their town car. Cami didn't look at her mother, she focused her concentration on the back of the chauffeurs head. Her mom was only worried about the bad press this would give her family. Cami's mother was a Roth. Cami didn't honestly see why her mom's family was such a big deal? Well maybe it was because the family owned half of new york city where cami lived. Cami lived with her mom she'd never really known her dad all that well. Her parents had been married for the first two years of Cami's life. Her mom had always said her father had left them for another woman which Cami honestly didn't blame her dad for. Her mom was a complete psycho bitch, who wouldn't want to leave her? The car stopped outside their building. Cami turned her head to look out the window, she saw their doorman coming towards the car with two duffle bags. Julia, her mother, smoothed out her pale pink chanel skirt and got out of the car ordering Cami to stay where she was. Cami didn't say anything. The window buzzed down and Julia stuck her head in the car and looked at Cami.
"Francis is going to drive you to the airport. Your going to go live with your father. I've had enough of you and your behaviour. Your his problem now." And with that Julia stormed off into the building. Cami sighed and pulled a cigarette from her pocket, she lit it as the Limo pulled away from the building. She blew a few smoke rings out the window and looked at her building in the fading light til it was out of sight. She turned and faced forward in her seat, it was going to be a long night.
-Meanwhile in North Carolina-
"Maybe she is coming back, you don't know her like I do" Gerard said as he looked up at the ceiling of the bus. Frank shook his head and looked at the letter. "She's pretty clear in it gee, Im leaving you for Luke" Frank said shaking his head. Gerard took another sip of his coffee. He couldn't believe Lyn-z had left him. Not only that she'd done it with a letter, written on the back of a napkin.
"Look she didn't deserve you in the first place Gee, she only wanted you for your fame and to make herself more famous." Frank said handing him a cup off coffee. "The important thing is now she's gone and you can find someone new and hot to rebound with. Then you can go do that whole imprint thing you keep going on about from the girly book your reading."
"Twilight is not a girly book Frankie and I already did imprint with Lyn-z she just didn't realise it." Gerard said desperately, Frank raised an eyebrow, Gerard sounded like he was going s little nuts. "Don't make me call your therapist again man" He said and got up walking over and sitting down beside Mikey who was watching a nightmare before christmas. Gerard sighed and got up. He walked to the back of the bus and lay down in his bunk. He closed his eyes as he felt hot tears spill over. How could she have done this? He lovede her so much. Gerard sighed helplessly and closed his eyes as he rolled over lazily onto his side. He needed sleep. Hopefully things would look better tomorrow.
Cami looked up at the principle, then glanced at her mother who sat so still she looked as if she had been frozen. "They deserved it" she said with a smirk, she heard her mother gasp and watched as Mr Masterson's face went red. "Thats it" he said his voice shaking with fury. "Miss Walker you are no longer welcome here. I hereby expell you from Marianne Chadwicke. I want you off the grounds after you have cleaned your locker out" He said turning his chair around to face the window over looking the school football field. Cami shrugged her shoulders and follwed her mother out the door for the 5th and final time that year.
"Words can't begin to describe how disgusted you make me right now Cameron" Cami heard her mother say as they sat in the back of their town car. Cami didn't look at her mother, she focused her concentration on the back of the chauffeurs head. Her mom was only worried about the bad press this would give her family. Cami's mother was a Roth. Cami didn't honestly see why her mom's family was such a big deal? Well maybe it was because the family owned half of new york city where cami lived. Cami lived with her mom she'd never really known her dad all that well. Her parents had been married for the first two years of Cami's life. Her mom had always said her father had left them for another woman which Cami honestly didn't blame her dad for. Her mom was a complete psycho bitch, who wouldn't want to leave her? The car stopped outside their building. Cami turned her head to look out the window, she saw their doorman coming towards the car with two duffle bags. Julia, her mother, smoothed out her pale pink chanel skirt and got out of the car ordering Cami to stay where she was. Cami didn't say anything. The window buzzed down and Julia stuck her head in the car and looked at Cami.
"Francis is going to drive you to the airport. Your going to go live with your father. I've had enough of you and your behaviour. Your his problem now." And with that Julia stormed off into the building. Cami sighed and pulled a cigarette from her pocket, she lit it as the Limo pulled away from the building. She blew a few smoke rings out the window and looked at her building in the fading light til it was out of sight. She turned and faced forward in her seat, it was going to be a long night.
-Meanwhile in North Carolina-
"Maybe she is coming back, you don't know her like I do" Gerard said as he looked up at the ceiling of the bus. Frank shook his head and looked at the letter. "She's pretty clear in it gee, Im leaving you for Luke" Frank said shaking his head. Gerard took another sip of his coffee. He couldn't believe Lyn-z had left him. Not only that she'd done it with a letter, written on the back of a napkin.
"Look she didn't deserve you in the first place Gee, she only wanted you for your fame and to make herself more famous." Frank said handing him a cup off coffee. "The important thing is now she's gone and you can find someone new and hot to rebound with. Then you can go do that whole imprint thing you keep going on about from the girly book your reading."
"Twilight is not a girly book Frankie and I already did imprint with Lyn-z she just didn't realise it." Gerard said desperately, Frank raised an eyebrow, Gerard sounded like he was going s little nuts. "Don't make me call your therapist again man" He said and got up walking over and sitting down beside Mikey who was watching a nightmare before christmas. Gerard sighed and got up. He walked to the back of the bus and lay down in his bunk. He closed his eyes as he felt hot tears spill over. How could she have done this? He lovede her so much. Gerard sighed helplessly and closed his eyes as he rolled over lazily onto his side. He needed sleep. Hopefully things would look better tomorrow.
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