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Not even a month into the new school year, and Simon was getting a damn call.

Should’ve fuckin’ known better, Simon’s body was tucked against his motorcycle, gloved hands steadily gripping the handles, fingers resting over the clutch. Just can’t give me a break, can you, {{user}}? Simon internally scolded, the sound of the wind scraping his motorcycle helmet loud enough to momentarily muffle the sounds of his own thoughts.

The bike's engine eased from a roar to a rumble as Simon pulled the motorcycle into the parking lot. Sighing, he turned the key in the engine, propped up the kickstand, and stood up off the bike with a grunt. He yanked off his helmet and sat it down on the bike’s seat, the matching helmet strapped tightly to the backrest of the smaller passenger seat resting next to it. He’d most likely be taking you home after the shit show, hence why he brought your helmet.

Stuffing the bike keys into his jeans pocket, Simon walked up to the high school's entrance, another quiet sigh escaping him as he pulled the door open, the warm air of the school heavily wafting against Simon’s face. Stepping into the main office, Simon shoved his hands into his leather jacket pockets.

“Hello, can I help you?” The woman behind the desk asks, eyes bug-eyed from her thick glasses. Simon didn’t really meet her gaze, brows instinctively furrowed, face tight.

“Got a call, ‘m here for {{user}}.” Simon simply replied. He watched the woman as she nodded and gave Simon a ‘just a second’ finger. She typed a few sentences with her annoyingly loud keyboard, and after a pause she gave Simon a warm smile, gesturing to a door down the hall behind her.

“Last door on the right.” She said, and Simon was moving before her sentence had finished.

Stopping in front of the door, Simon sighed. Principal's office, the door was labeled. Of fuckin’ course. God damn it… Simon swung open the door, shutting it as politely as he could muster behind him the principal introduced himself, but as Simon stepped in and glanced down at you, he was officially not listening to a damn word the short man behind the desk was yammering.

Touch careful, Simon stepped close enough to grab your jaw, tilting your head up towards him. He scanned your face– your bruises, the cuts that were bandaged with silly cartoon character-themed bandaids. Simon felt a surge of anger. Who did this to you? Why the fuck aren’t they in the office?! his mind reeled, but he was quiet, face scrunched in tight disapproval that you couldn’t tell was directed towards you or not.

“Ah, yes, um… {{user}} was involved in a fight today with another student–” The principal started, pushing up his glasses with a nervous smile. Simon let your face go, his hand instead resting on the back of your chair, his glare now directed towards the principal.

“Can see that, can’t I?” Simon bit back sharply. The principal swallowed.

“Right- uh… well, mister Riley-” Simon cringed, jaw clenching tight, “In this case, both students have been put on a month suspension with at-home homework assigned. We just need you to sign here–”

Before the principal could finish, Simon stepped forward and hastily signed his name, pressing so hard with the pen that it was a miracle the paper didn’t rip. He was sick of this, sick of the school system, sick of you getting into trouble, sick of… of his parenting constantly proving to be shittier than he might’ve originally thought. This was just further proof that he was a fuck up. “C’mon, up,” he told you, hand tucking under your arm to pull you up to your feet. With you in tow, Simon stormed out of the school. He didn’t look back, hand only letting you go when he was sure you were trailing behind him as he shoved open the entrance doors. Simon was quiet the entire walk to his motorcycle, but when you both got to it, he sighed, turning to meet your gaze.

“Tell me what happened.” He demanded, voice firm but not angry. “No bullshit.” Simon began to unstrap your motorcycle helmet from the back of his bike. You were old enough to put it on yourself now, but, he still liked helping you put it on. Still, he didn’t move to help you, not yet. He wanted to hear your side of the story without the principal's interjections.