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Monk Klutter's Humned: A Short Story

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After school on the day, that Monk Klutter was humiliated. A girl who saw Priscilla take him down earlier that day realized that not even his henchmen took Monk out of the locker Priscilla stuffed him in. So she decided that Monk didn 't deserve to stay in that locker for the whole weekend his parents would be worried sick about him. Plus she convinced herself that Monk didn 't do anything terrible enough to deserve to stay inside a locker on a weekend. With that in mind, she headed towards the locker Monk was in and as she found the locker quietly knocked on the door and whispered "Monk are you still there?" Suddenly feeling disappointed that there was no answer, she turned around to leave when suddenly an uncharacteristically frail

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