On a warm, sunny day in northern charlotte, Dababy was getting ready to go to school. He was excited, as it was the first day back in school since the 91-divoc pandemic broke out.

His mother, Candice, had known that in his excitement, he would become forgetful. "Make sure you remember your lunch!" she shouted.

On his way to the bus he shouted back to her that he had his lunch. He knew he wouldn't have time to go back for it anyway, or he would miss the bus.

He believed he had it, and the only thing that was running through his mind was seeing his friends and teachers.

"Dont worry Ma, I got it"

Once he got on the bus, he noticed that something was off, he had realized that only two people were on the bus going to school, him and JoJo Siwa.

This was his worst possible scenario, he did not like her at all, and he had even been suspended for calling her a few bad words. It did not faze him though, as he was excited to see his friends.

When he gets to school he is even more complexed, yes most of his friends were there, but not all of them.

He realizes that school is not as normal as what he thought, and he needed to wear a mask when he was in school.

Again, this did not really throw him off as he is with his friends, which is what he cared about.

Once Dababy was settled into his seat, class had begun. The teacher introduced herself to the class as Ms. Taputt, and stated "Even though its the first day its gonna be busy, I hope you brought a lunch".

Dababy had not paid attention to the teacher at all, as he was still taking in the fact that not everyone was in school, and that he was able to be there.

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As it got to lunch time, Dababy and his friends arrived at the cafeteria when they were told that it was one person to a table, as they did not want 91-divoc to spread. 

This made Dababy really sad, as he could not talk to his friends who he had not seen in over 6 months, but he knew he could see them after school, so it was ok.