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    The Secrets of Ridgeview Middle School
    The Secrets of Ridgeview Middle School
    The Secrets of Ridgeview Middle School
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    The Secrets of Ridgeview Middle School

    By Zaheen

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    Secrets, mysteries, thrills, adventures and fun will keep the readers engaged till the last page.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherZaheen
    Release dateNov 17, 2024
    ISBN9798230607762
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      The Secrets of Ridgeview Middle School - Zaheen

      Preface

      Welcome to Ridgeview Middle School, a place that holds more secrets than one might ever expect. Nestled on the edge of a quiet town and surrounded by dense woods, Ridgeview seems like any ordinary school at first glance. But for Emma Parker and Leo Alvarez, two curious seventh-graders, ordinary doesn’t last for long. Strange symbols begin to appear, rumors of hidden rooms circulate, and an enigmatic new teacher seems to know things he shouldn’t.

      What starts as an exciting mystery quickly turns into a dangerous journey as Emma and Leo uncover the dark history of the school and stumble upon something ancient—a portal linked to powers beyond their imagination. But they’re not the only ones searching. A shadowy group seems determined to unlock the portal’s secrets, no matter the cost.

      This story isn’t just about friendship and discovery; it’s about courage and choosing what’s right, even when the odds are stacked against you. So, if you’re ready for an adventure where nothing is as it seems, turn the page and step into the secrets of Ridgeview Middle.

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      The map of Ridgeview Middle School.

      Chapter 1: The New Teacher

      It was the first day of seventh grade, and Emma Parker could hardly contain her excitement. It was her favorite time of year—the crisp air, the promise of new beginnings, and, of course, the endless possibilities that came with solving new puzzles and mysteries. Her best friend, Leo Alvarez, was beside her, just as eager as she was, though for different reasons. Leo loved the challenge of math and science, always looking for new problems to solve. Together, they made an unstoppable team.

      As they made their way through the bustling halls of Ridgeview Middle School, the chatter of their classmates filled the air. It was a familiar buzz, a mix of excitement and nervousness, but something felt different about today. Emma couldn’t shake the `feeling that something—or someone—was waiting to change everything.

      Hey, Emma, do you hear about the new teacher? Leo asked, his voice full of curiosity.

      Emma shrugged. Not much, except that he’s some kind of ‘doctor’ who just got hired. Everyone’s saying he’s kind of weird.

      Leo raised an eyebrow. Weird? How so?

      Emma grinned. Well, apparently, he’s got this strange, unsettling vibe. Some people say he doesn’t even smile.

      Sounds like fun, Leo joked, but Emma noticed he didn’t sound entirely convinced.

      As they reached their classroom, the door creaked open, and they were greeted by the sight of their new teacher. Dr. Malachi stood at the front of the room, tall and thin, with sharp features and dark, intense eyes that seemed to pierce through them. His clothes were slightly outdated, like he had stepped out of another time—an old-fashioned suit with a bow tie that looked like it belonged to someone far older than him.

      He wasn’t what Emma had expected at all. His presence was almost... ominous, and yet, there was something oddly magnetic about him. Emma’s puzzle-loving mind went to work immediately, her instincts telling her that there was more to Dr. Malachi than met the eye.

      Welcome, class, Dr. Malachi’s voice was deep, but strangely calm. I am Dr. Malachi, your new teacher for the year. I trust you’ll find our time together... enlightening.

      The room fell silent, his words hanging in the air. Emma glanced at Leo, whose expression mirrored her own—uneasy, yet intrigued.

      Dr. Malachi turned his gaze toward the class, his eyes lingering a moment longer on Emma and Leo than on the others. Something about that glance sent a chill down Emma’s spine, but she couldn’t explain why.

      Let’s begin, shall we? he said, his tone making it clear that this wouldn’t be an ordinary school year.

      As Dr. Malachi started writing something on the board, Emma leaned toward Leo. Something’s off about him. I don’t trust him.

      Leo nodded, his eyes still on their new teacher. I know what you mean. It’s like he’s always watching us... like he’s waiting for something.

      Emma’s curiosity only deepened. Dr. Malachi might be their teacher, but Emma knew there was something he wasn’t telling them—something important. And she was determined to find out what it was.

      The bell rang, signaling the start of the lesson, but Emma’s mind was already racing. Dr. Malachi was hiding something, and it was only a matter of time before she and Leo discovered what it was.

      Chapter 2: A Mysterious Discovery

      The next few days of school were uneventful, but Emma couldn’t shake the feeling that Dr. Malachi was always watching. Every time she looked up in class, she caught him studying her—his dark eyes seeming to pierce right

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