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I'm confused, when and where did she get this "bat stick"?
Writing is a little blow by blow and rough so far. Try putting in more descriptions of the characters, the surroundings, or their thoughts and feelings. I can see a certain irreverent sense of humour here that would play better with smoother writing showcasing it. Also, you should start a new paragraph whenever the speaker changes. Not only is this an actual writing rule, but it can get confusing easily for the reader if you don't follow it.
Not sure if putting the "oclock" before the "seven" is grammatically incorrect or just weird. If the latter, then I will defend to death your right to be weird. lol Also, you're missing the apostrophe in o'clock
ceases not seized
Where is this school that the nurse can just hand out medication like this? What type of medication? Might make a difference. And why hasn't she been sent to the hospital for what sounds like a bleeding head wound and loss of consciousness? I mean covering up for the local golden child I can see, but the rest seems unlikely and potentially illegal. Although I can't be certain on the legalities of handing out medication since I don't recall if we've been told WHERE this is set. Sounds like America or Canada given the names of the characters... I'm not trying to complain, but I can't help it since I am legitimately confused by this.
Not "him suspension" but rather "him with suspension"
I don't know if you've done your editing pass or are still planning one, but just in case: There's a super obvious typo in this paragraph...
I think the word order you want is "both my parents employer" and also "parents employer" is possessive here and should be "parents' employer"
I'm at chapter 32 and so far this is quite good. Simply riddled with mixed up pronouns, but nothing you can't infer a correction with context. The storyline and characters however have me hooked. Occasionally the story had a slightly preposterous moment, but usually it seems intentional and charming. Can't wait to read on!
Questioning the very public male on female physical abuses likelihood, but suspending my disbelief to see where it goes. It's certainly well written so far. There is a tendency towards quirky word choice, which is sometimes interesting or funny and sometimes merely leaves me puzzled. Still wondering how one "stylishly" scans an area...
All right, you invited the grammar Nazi, so here I am: You're missing the word "be" between "would" and "gruesome".
Does anyone know what a popliteal is?