I AM KARMA

School as students hurried to their classes. Among them was sevente

ual morning chatter. "Natalie Brooks, please report to the principal's office immediatel

rincipal's office. Thoughts raced through her mind, trying to come up with a plausible

dle-aged man with a stern expression. Sitting across from him was Offi

chair in front of his desk. "Officer Jacobs and I have received some concern

ve no idea what you're talking about, Principal Anderson. I would neve

reports from students and teachers who claim to have seen you selling drugs

ere must be some mistake. Maybe someone is trying to frame me. I've never been

ations seriously. Given the evidence and witness statements, we have no choice but to suspen

quences of her actions, even if she denied them. "But I did

tigation, but for now, the suspension stands. I suggest you use this time t

ng weak beneath her, and made her way out of the office. The once vibrant hallways now seemed du

nded from school for something she never thought she would be involved in - selling dru

ow to explain this to her grandmother, the only family she had left. She took a dee

out, her voice tremb

house, her footsteps echoing through the empty rooms. Panic started to rise within her as s

knees and frantically checked for a pulse, her hands trembling. Tears welled up in her

aled 911. "Please, please hurry! My grandma... she's not

reassurance and instructions. Natalie followed them as best

, her hand gently brushing against the old woman's cheek. "I'm so sorry, Grandma

ens filled the air, and the par

laid on a stretcher, being carefull

tly, their faces masked with determination. She couldn't bear the thought of her grandma in

, her voice trembling.

, her eyes filled with empathy. "Are you sure

ning through her tears. "I need to be

tanding the girl's heartfelt plea. "Alright, but you ne

She followed them into the ambulance, her small frame feeling lost am

's face, her hand reaching out to hold her grandmother's frail ha

hispered, her voice trembling with fe

evident in their furrowed brows and swift movements. Natalie heart pounded, each second fee

team of doctors and nurses, bustling with purpose, ready to take over her grandmother's ca

ional to another, searching for any sign of hope. As they entered t

other," the doctor said, his voice filled with concern. "However, there

urance, and no means to gather such a significant amount of money

she pleaded, her voice cracking. "Is there any

es and treatments come at a cost. We need to ensu

ce filled with determination. "I don't have the money

antee of payment. We have protocols to follow." the doctor

mbling with a mix of fear and anger. "She's my only family. I

ted resources. We can provide emergency care, s

emotion. "Okay, please do whatever y

he knew she had to find a way to save her grandmother, even if it

in her voice, "I won't let you down, G