No one owned up to the missing Chalk thus everyone served equal punishment. Not only did they spend the next one hour cutting grass, Mrs Tare had instructed everyone to wait behind for extra class. Onome still remembered the appointment she had to keep with her uncle after school and she was persisteo

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