We finally reached the school and I swear it looked like a freaking church, what with its steeple and all. Mom stopped the car and cut the engine. 

Paula: Ok you two when we get in here I don’t want any fighting or arguing.

She informed us as if we were two years old again. She had every right to. I thought, smiling. We all got out of the car and Glen and I looked at each other then at the school. 

Spencer: Mom this isn’t a catholic school is it?

I had to ask. My mom laughed and shook her head in the negative.

Paula: No it is not but it sure is nice huh?

She said and Glen and I looked at each other once again. He stuck his hands in his pocket and we all proceeded towards the school.

Glen: Mom I think nice is an understatement.

I laughed.

Spencer: I’m right there with ya brother

I replied to his statement and we scaled the stairs, avoiding the things called teenagers, as we made our way to the office. It wasn’t that far and pretty soon we entered the cozy looking office. Glen and I took a seat in the cushy red chairs that were against the wall and waited as mom approached the desk. I hated going to registration. It was so boring and lame. I let out a loud sigh. Our mom received several forms and sat down in the chair two down from mine and began filling them out. Bore Fest. That was all I could think. Before sleep could come and attack my body effectively, I reached over and smacked Glen. I chuckled at the shock on his face. He smack me back.  

Spencer: You’re gonna pay for that.

I whispered so my mom couldn’t hear. He laughed. Just when he thought it was over, I expertly landed a smack to the back of his head, causing his head to jerk forward. I tried to stifle my laughter. My mother than glanced up and glared at us. I pointed to Glen who then pointed to me. She mouthed the words stop it and I sat back in my seat, keeping up the pretense that I was going to stop. It was quiet for a while and just as I was about to smack Glen again I spotted Ashley peering at me from over the counter. She had a huge smile on her face and I took it as she saw me tormenting Glen. I matched her smile. I then rose out of my seat and walked over to her, leaning on the counter.