If no teacher catches her, she can.

Juliet is like a ninja. An alpha werewolf ninja.

Once outside she will try to find a spot where nobody can see her, sit on the ground and then attempt to take a picture of herself without her eyes flaring up.

She attempts this.

She fails.

Annoying. Well. How about she take a weird abstract picture of her profile then? Very mysterious. No lense flare there?

None at all!

Awesome. She sends the picture to Matt, since she feels bad about making him delete the other one. No werewolf lense flare for him.

Right now anyway.

Hmmm. To English or can she lay down for a bit? She didn't sleep at all last night.

Nobody comes outside to complain.

So she will nap....

For like ten minutes.

Probably.

When she wakes up, she appears to have an observer.

.....

"Hi. You're not just some kind of creepy lurker that likes watching people sleep, are you?"

She sits up.

"Not that I'm judging or anything."

"I'm the guidance counselor. I've been looking for a chance to talk to you, since you're new to the district. I saw you out here and thought the timing was perfect for you to stop by my office."

She stands. "Right now? I probably have English."

"No need for anything immediate. Come stop by some time during lunch this week."

She heads back inside.

"It's was nice meeting you!"

Didn't even get in trouble for skipping class. Weird.

She heads on over to English.

English!

Danny accosts her when she arrives.

"Hey, are you alright? I heard you were sick."

Danny! Okay.

"Mmmnope. Was grounded."

"What did you do? You were only at school one day."

(Boyd looks at her, considers waving, and decides against it.)

"I went overboard in Gym. I have a Mood Disorder, so sometimes if I get too excited I do stupid things. Hurtful things."

She sits down next to Boyd.

"So, grounded. 'Coz I know better and my dad knows I know better."

Danny takes a seat elsewhere.

"What did you do that deserves being pulled out of school?"

"Demolished everyone in dodge-ball."

She smirks.

"Way too aggressively."

"What a horrific display of reckless endangerment of your peers. Has your dad ever attended high school?"

"I'm pretty sure he appeared fully formed as a overprotective fourty-something. They don't get to go to high school."

"He didn't miss much."

Grammar continues to be grammar.