Dawn's Acapella by Libby Robare

Author:Libby Robare
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: school, singing, heros

Next Tuesday after school, Rose and Lucy were walking together to the choir room, where the Heroes meetings took place.

“Something’s weird,” Lucy said.

“True,” Rose said. “I am. You are. What isn’t, really?”

“Rose. Look at the door!”

Rose looked. The entire door was covered in red paper. In large black letters was written: “THIS IS A WARNING.”

Rose tore away the paper and opened the door. “What happened here?”

Chairs and tables were strewn about the room. All of their art projects from last week, from the small kind notes to the largest signs to hang in the hallways, were torn to pieces and thrown in a pile. Someone, or multiple people, had written on the walls, and there were many messages:

“No light without darkness.”

“Every hero will be tested.”

“There’s no stopping us.”

“THE VILLAINS ARE HERE.”

Nick and Dawn showed up next, shortly followed by her choir friends, and more of the club.

“Who did this?” Dawn said.

“Doesn’t matter, for now,” Rose said. “Phones out, people! We’ll take pictures of the evidence before cleaning this stuff up. Dawn! Let’s get a song going, shall we?”

“But all of our stuff...”

“We’ll make new stuff. This is just a test from some fools who think they’re villains. Let’s show ‘em they can’t shut us down!”

“Right!” Dawn gathered her choir friends and began to sing. Several others started snapping pictures. Soon they had everything recorded and cleaned up.

Then the art supplies came out. Dawn had a habit of making all of her signs and notes super glittery, which irritated Rose to no end.

“It gets everywhere, and we just got this room cleaned up!”

“Oh calm down, I’ve got it,” Dawn said, rolling her eyes. “But ooh, once we find out who did this, I’m gonna cover them in glitter. And get it in their locker. So much glitter they won’t ever be able to get it out!”

“Watch yourself sunshine, you’re turning evil,” Rose giggled.

“I’m gonna find them. Watch me.”

In truth, Rose doubted Dawn’s words. She didn’t think these so-called villains would strike again, or ever come out into the open.

In fact, they did the very next day at lunch.

“Hey Sugarbee!” a voice shouted from across the cafeteria. “Thanks for the cupcake! Nice new sign you made, too!”

“Oh my god, that’s Tyler,” Dawn whispered. “He’s so cute!”

“Him?” Rose said. “Really?”

Tyler was tall, skinny, and wearing far too much hair gel. He might have had a nice smile, if there were nice intentions behind it.

Tyler threw the cupcake across the room, and it landed right in the middle of the new sign advertising their next bake sale.

“Hey!” Sylvia Sugarbee stormed toward him. “Did you trash the choir room?”

“So what if I did?”

“I’m gonna get a teacher,” Dawn said, and hurried away.

“Should we do something?” Lucy said.

“I think Sugarbee’s got it handled,” Rose said. But just as the words were out of her mouth, a soda flew across the table and exploded on Sylvia’s shirt. “Uh-oh.”

Sylvia, of course, wasn’t about to let herself be humiliated, and flung her own drink right back at him. Before Rose knew it, a full-blown food fight erupted before her eyes.

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