100WC-Week#26 D for Despicable by Yoanna

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This week's prompt:
… I was so cross that …

D for Despicable

by Yoanna

I was furious.
I was steaming.
I was overboiling!
I was so cross that there was an enormous letter in red ink scrawled hideously and carelessly over my carefully drawn cloud diagram.
And not just any letter.
D.
Not the A+ I deserved for the beautiful design and amazing details, or a B for good effort! Not even a C! My villainous science teacher was beyond C for Cruel, he was D for Despicable! Who cares if I maybe accidentally mixed up all the cloud names? Cumulus, stratus, cirrocumulus, altocumulus...Those words give me headaches. It’s the thought that counts…?

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