Black Hats: A Fictional Narrative

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I did not move and inch. I looked the kid in the eye and punched him back. He hit the wall and fell. He was not getting up now. We then ran for headquarters knowing no one knew about it. But we heard yelling coming our way. Something saying that we should stay standing there. Then we saw why. Brady turned the corner sprinting he saw us and his eyes were let down. We then gestured for him to get inside of the stairwell. We all sat down and I started writing about how I sat down. So yeah you guessed it that leads us to good old present time. So based on Brady's information everyone is either a mole of has switched to the other side with the idea of if we all go to that other team all they have is Bardy on the other team and they would win. …show more content…
So yah you don’t need 20 people guarding it we say there will be about 5. So far my plan is to use an old trick of mine the hat toss. The hat toss is something me and Coleson would do in third grade as a magic trick. One thing you learn from being a friend for 10 years is timing. Timing is key to everything. We found out that we understood each other's timing. Even in third grade. Coleson loved hats and he always had two with him one for him one for me. He loves black hats, I like white hats. So I would go up to a kid ask him what color the hat was. It was obviously white but then I would show that if I spun around it would turn into a black hat and if I spun with a black hat it would become a white hat. Everyone was frightened as it happened. Seeing that I could change the color of the hat with a turn. Well the trick was when I turned I threw the white hat to Coleson who was walking by and he would throw the black hat to me. We did it so quick that the person could to see us switch it. Well we needed to use it now. The hat that the other team uses as a flag could be easily switched like in third grade with the black hat that Coleson never leaves his room without. it will be a stretch but I think that it would work but now to get …show more content…
I have now put the hat on and talking the long well deserved walk to the turn in. No one was there. No one here to stress me out. I won. Me and Coleson have won it all. I can still hear the shrieks of people chasing Coleson and Brady. I am now walking into the office where Derik was working. He looked up and said, “You can’t hide from everyone else here.” he is still looking down at his papers. So I am setting it down on top of the papers. He just looked up his eyes big knowing that my team had won with 3 people. He is now walking outside. He has pulled out the whistle and blown it. People are flooding in gasping at the sight of me with the hat in my hand. Brady and Coleson then showed up grinning as hard as they could. They are now by me Coleson with his hat on. Brady with our teams hat on and me with the other team's hat on. The sight was amazing. They are asking for us to split up into our original teams. Old favorite members are next to us looking disgraceful. He has now asked for us to go into the team you worked for. Everyone is leaving to go to the other team. All but me, Brady and Coleson. All of us are now standing and smiling. Coleson with a cut on his face dripping into his smile. Brady smiling at how his teams sat shamed from what they have done. Me well I can just say. I am happy that it is all over. My body and mind can’t take no more I am done. But sadly I can’t fall asleep well because of
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