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The office was not a place that was new to Finn. Currently in the process of completing his third year of high school, he'd been in here several times in both of the previous years and even a couple of times during this one. He really couldn't help that he was something of a troublemaker. It was in his blood. It had to be, considering that lately whenever he came here, the principal made some reference about how he was very close to breaking one of his older siblings' records. Finn didn't take that as a bad thing, really--he just assumed they'd actually be proud of him.
Of course, if he was honest with himself, he knew that not every time he came here had something to do with him getting into trouble. He'd been in Student Council since his freshman year (then as a representative, sophomore year as Secretary, and this year as V.P.), so every so often it had something to do with that. But only sometimes.
This wasn't one of them.
He'd been called out of class unexpectedly, and it had been a surprise even to himself. Because he hadn't done anything...recently. Not that he could remember, anyway. And he was pretty sure that meant he hadn't actually done anything that deserved being called to the office for.
Upon walking there, though, he'd actually run into a friend that had just come from speaking to the principal. According to him, someone had done a little bit of vandalism over the weekend, but they couldn't tell who it was on camera. Just that one of the people involved was a dark haired boy who was around Finn's own height. And of course, since there was all too many students that could go by that description, they were just calling those who had given them reason to be suspicious to the office first for some questioning. Phineas could see why his name would come up, but that didn't change the fact that he still hadn't done anything.
Still, he guessed this was a welcome change from being in class, if a bit boring. Way better than being in class and having to listen to the droning of his history teacher. Kicking his feet against the floor absentmindedly as he waited for his turn to be called back, he looked around the empty waiting area with only very slight interest--he'd seen this all before, and despite how many times he'd been in here, there hadn't been a single time where something had changed.
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