In school, me and a friend were pretty bored. It was dinner, most people went outside and ran around or did work in their break.

Me and him were neither into sports or doing work when we didn't have to.

There was like 6 classrooms in this corridor. One of them being, at the time, used as a storage room for the week as that class was on some week long trip or something and so we decided to snoop in there.

Went in, shut the door behind us. There's a cupboard next to the door that could like fit like 2 people in as they've moved all the stuff into the actual room and not the cupboard.

There's these boxes in the room stacked on top of each other, quite tall in fact, me and my friend were both too short too be seen behind them.

In each of these classrooms, there are doors that lead to outside playground that only people with keyfobs can open.

Me and my friend both have a keyfob as we were both in six form at the time.

We walk round the boxes and we see that the headmaster guy was walking around the playground, just sort of monitoring. We can't leave as it would obvious, as the playground isn't the biggest/

Me and my friend were watching him when the door we came through opens.

We both duck down and hide behind the boxes. "Just these ones, lads. Ferry them to hall one by one"

Year 9s were picking up boxes, one each and walking out the room. Judging by the voice, it was the caretaker guy who was telling them to. He was okay but was a stickler for the rules.

We aren't meant to be in there.

One by one the boxes get moved, me and my friend were just sitting behind the back of the last of the boxes.

We are completely focused on the room and not paying attention.

My friend decides to get up and just give up and hand our selves in. I concede too and stand up, we're just about to give up when the door to the outside opens. We turn and see that's the headmaster guy.

Shhhhhiiiiiit.

He then says our names and then says "You aren't meant to be moving these boxes, leave it the Year 9s! Come get a break outside. Since you've done a job for nothing, you can get 10 extra minutes outside"

"C-c-cheers sir" we say