Social Nightmare Page #3
You always did have such
a superiority complex.
Thought you were smart enough
to keep it to yourself, though.
Calm down, drama queen.
I don't know why
you're defending her.
You're on the list.
What list?
Yeah, apparently you scored
with some security guard
at the mall where you work?
What the hell?
I don't even work at the mall.
Yeah!
Way to go, Cat!
You suck, Cat. I'm
taking my vote back.
Did you think this would make you
popular, you stuck-up b*tch?
I had nothing to do with this!
Loser!
This is crazy.
Well, it's not me.
Well, these are all
the pictures that we took.
Well, I didn't create the page!
It must be the hacker,
the same one that posted
on my BuddyMe page.
Where did they get
all these pictures?
They were on the yearbook camera.
I don't know.
Oh, no.
What?
They put Joan on here.
We should talk
to Mrs. Langran.
Hey.
something like this.
Someone is setting me up.
I know you would never
do anything to hurt Joan.
Besides, most of those girls on
that website really are sluts.
That's what I heard.
Girls, I need to see
you in my office now.
Ms. Langran,
we have to talk.
And you, don't you have a
class you should be in?
Thank you. Come on.
Mrs. Langran...
Have a seat, girls.
Do you want to tell me
what I am looking at?
Somebody hacked into my
computer and posted this thing.
It's not me, I promise.
Correct me if I'm wrong,
but both of you girls
took these pictures.
Well, yeah,
we did, but...
With the school's camera,
and then you hacked into
the admin's email database
and sent this
No. We took
those pictures,
but we didn't do
the other stuff.
Who took the camera home?
I did.
Did you loan it to anyone?
No.
Okay, where's the camera now?
In my locker.
I'm gonna need
the camera back immediately.
Of course.
And both of you
are off yearbook.
What?
That's B.S.
I didn't even do anything.
Okay, Emily... I didn't have
anything to do with it!
I didn't even have
the camera. Cat did.
Did Emily have access
to the camera last night?
No. I had it
the whole time.
Okay, then. This is
your responsibility.
I mean, this is very serious.
held liable for this.
I didn't do this.
Mrs. Langran,
please.
Well, Emily, you are
off the hook for now.
And, Cat, we'll look into this,
but it's not
just gonna go away.
All right, now back to
class, both of you.
Wow, Em.
Way to have my back!
What? What do you
want me to say?
Everything she said was true.
Um, how 'bout, "Cat would never do
something like that in a million years.
Somebody else
posted the site. "
I defended you.
No, you didn't!
You made sure you weren't
kicked off yearbook.
Look, you took those pictures,
and you had the camera
the whole time,
so I don't know what happened, but
I'm not getting in trouble for it.
Cool!
I'm glad we've got
the facts straight.
All right, here we go.
Best medicine in the world.
Heh. I don't think ice cream is
gonna fix this problem, Mom.
Honey, you remember that's the
same thing you used to say to me
when you were in third
grade and Billy Peterson
used to call you
Cat, Cat, the fatty fat.
Well, then you fed
the fat girl ice cream.
You were never fat.
Plus, it worked, didn't it?
You got over it, and now
Billy Peterson is fat
and works at that awful taco stand.
Thank you, ice cream.
He does.
Baby, I hate to see you
so stressed out.
I'll get through it.
Good, because next
we're gonna move on
to my second prescription
for a tough day, shopping.
It's very serious.
Oh, that sounds
like serious business.
It's actually really impressive how
many times you're on that site.
You know what?
You better be careful.
Wrap it up, so you don't
spread your disease.
You're on it more than me.
Oh, she burned you, Haylee!
What is wrong with you?
You're the one who outed the slut.
I didn't post that site.
Yeah, right.
Heard you got kicked out
of yearbook class.
Here. Have a couple.
You'll probably need 'em
to keep your GPA up.
That's not all
she's keeping up.
Are you all right?
I know.
Here you go.
Welcome to the wonderful
world of politics.
What?
All right, so I'll put
you down on the list
that you're good with everything
in class and everything?
All right, perfect.
Hey, Casey, can I talk to you
for a second?
I'm kind of busy right now.
Please, Case?
It's kind of important.
It'll just take a second.
I'll talk to you later.
What?
What is this?
a lot of people.
You know me.
to hurt anybody.
Is there anything you could say
that could change their minds?
This is crazy.
You don't believe me.
Cat, I'd like to believe you.
I really would.
Then I wouldn't feel
like such a fool.
What is that supposed to mean?
How is it that my name wound up
I don't know.
I told you, it's not my website.
Followed by the quote,
"Would do anything to make
out with Jason Myerson?"
I don't know.
You were the only one
I told that I was gay.
You were the only one,
the only person I trusted.
I even knew exactly
when I told you,
two months ago in your bedroom,
helping you with
your calc homework.
It was important for me
to be able to trust somebody,
all right,
to get it off my chest.
Nobody else knew.
Casey, you can trust me.
I didn't tell anybody.
Really?
in the hallway this morning.
People laughed at me.
Jason is threatening
to beat my ass.
If you didn't make this list,
then you told someone who did.
by the way you look at Jason.
Maybe you're not as on the D.L.
as you thought you were.
I don't know
what's more offensive,
the idea that you
may have betrayed my trust
or the sentence that just
came out of your mouth.
Either way, we're done.
Oh, Casey, you have...
No.
Hey, please!
No! I...
I don't know
what's more offensive,
the idea that you
may have betrayed my trust
or the sentence that just
came out of your mouth.
Either way, we're done.
Heard you got kicked
out of yearbook class.
I don't know what happened, but I'm
not getting in trouble for it.
All in favor of impeaching
President Cat Hardy,
raise your hands
and say, "Yea. "
Yea.
Yea.
It's unanimous.
All in favor of making Emily Hargrove
Student Body Council President,
raise your hands
and say, "Yea. "
Yea!
Yea!
It's unanimous.
Cat?
What are you doing
home from school?
Are you sick?
I'm not sick. I just...
I just...
Everyone hates me!
Oh, Kitty Cat, I don't.
This isn't about you!
Mom, I'm sorry. I just...
I got kicked
off Student Council.
What?
They can't do that!
Well, apparently they can,
because they already did it,
and they announced the runner-up
is gonna take over my office.
Emily?
Yeah.
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