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“Okay,” Cassidy said, “next should be…? Maybe we need to follow the sequence of the school day: first period, second period, and so on.”

Cassidy’s eyes drifted to the founder’s journal. “Can we… read it?”

Evelyn placed a gentle hand on the diary. “You may read one page. The rest will remain hidden until the academy needs it most.” PervPrincipal 24 06 25 Sawyer Cassidy And Fitwi...

But something else caught Sawyer’s eye: a leather‑bound diary, its cover stamped with the academy’s crest and the words . He reached for it, but the moment his fingers brushed the leather, a soft voice echoed through the room.

Principal Harold “Perv” McAllister—so nicknamed in the hallways for his penchant for asking oddly personal questions—was the only adult who knew the exact location of the library’s hidden door. He guarded the information jealously, promising severe punishment to anyone who tried to pry it open. That promise, however, was about to be tested. Sawyer Quinn, a lanky sophomore with a talent for lock‑picking and a love for riddles, was the first to notice something odd on the morning of June 24. A faint humming, almost like a distant choir, drifted through the hallway outside the chemistry lab. He paused, listening. The sound was rhythmic, like a ticking clock—only it seemed to come from somewhere above the ceiling tiles. “Okay,” Cassidy said, “next should be…

The woman smiled, a faint twinkle in her eye. “I’m not the principal you think I am. I’m the guardian of the library, appointed by the founder himself. My name is Evelyn McAllister. My great‑grandfather, Harold ‘Perv’ McAllister, kept the secret to protect the academy’s history. He told me the day I was born that the library would open only for those pure of curiosity, not for greed.”

“Six plates, six steps,” Sawyer said, eyes sparkling. “We need to figure out the order.” “You may read one page

“Whoa,” breathed Cassidy, her fingers flying across the keyboard. “That’s not on any of the floor plans. Someone’s been here before.”