[She scowls.] Either they don't know or don't care. Either way they don't want a kid walking about by herself. [She slumps forward in her chair.] I'm bored.
[She gives the NV screen a look that reads 'are you serious.] I'm sitting here near a desk, not allowed to do anything, waiting for a lady named Ms. Frost to pick me up-and have already been warned to watch my language.
How would 'complaining of boredom' have me be treated any more like a kid?
[She scowls.] Either they don't know or don't care. Either way they don't want a kid walking about by herself. [She slumps forward in her chair.] I'm bored.
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[She gives the NV screen a look that reads 'are you serious.] I'm sitting here near a desk, not allowed to do anything, waiting for a lady named Ms. Frost to pick me up-and have already been warned to watch my language.
How would 'complaining of boredom' have me be treated any more like a kid?
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And you should be minding your language anyway.
Children grumble and whine with impatience, when they are restless.
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