A Quick Note from the Author: The Saint Islet Famine is entirely a work of fiction. While the desperation for melted cheese, tacos, and extra guacamole is a very real human emotion, the characters (including Kakia, Mary Bam, Samuel, and the heroic faculty of Saint Islet High School) are entirely products of the author's imagination. This story is written strictly for fictional fun, entertainment, and a good laugh. Any resemblance to actual high schools, real-life school districts, existing organizations, or real principal-led food truck syndicates is purely coincidental. No school cafeterias or industrial circuit breakers were intentionally harmed or targeted in the making of this story! Enjoy the read! *** ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Part 1 Friday's Famine The morning bell at Saint Islet High School had never felt so long, mostly because Friday was pizza and taco bar day, complete with watermelon for dessert. (the ultimat...
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