Drama Never Leaves

When I left highschool and went away to college, I thought I would be drama free. I have been proven to be incorrect. I would have assumed that by the time we have all graduated we will grow up and take responsibility. Again, I was wrong. Just recently there was a scenario here at school that happened, and now everyone is getting all bent out of shape over it. Here's what happened: One day after basketball, an injured player went down to see the trainer, let's call her Jill. She was there for 15 minuntes maximum. After she was finished getting treatment, she went up to the dormatory to pick up a friend for dinner. When Jill pulled up to the door, she saw a fellow teammates car parked next to the door, let's call her Amber. Amber had decided not to go to practice that day. When Jill and her friend got to the dinning hall, Jill was told that Amber was seen in the dorms acting a little unusual. Jill thought that was kind of strange. Jill's friend told her that she thought Amber was either drunk or high. Jill thought to herself, who skips practice to go get drunk or high. So, Jill decided to call her coach to see what was going on with Amber, and to see if he knew why she had missed practice. Jill explaing to her coach that there was a possibility that Amber had been doing drugs. After a long discussion with her coach, Jill found out that Amber called the coach and told him she wasnt' going to practice, but Amber didn't give a specific as to why she wasn't going to be there.

A few days passed, Jill recieves a phone call from Amber. Amber had been crying. She told Jill, "I can't believe you would call coach and tell him that I was doing drugs in the dorms". Jill replies, "I didn't tell coach that you were doing them in the dorms". Amber was so angry by the situation. A few hours later Jill get another phone call from Amber's friend, Cindy. Now Cindy is yelling at Jill for telling the coach that Amber was doing drugs in the dorms.

After a long days of stress Jill was so worried that she had done the wrong thing. She calls her coach to confirm that he hasn't mentioned her name when he talked to Amber. The coach hadn't even had a discussion with Amber or Cindy, so there was no way that Jill's name could have been brought up.

In the end, Amber ended up quiting the basketball team. Cindy is still a part of the team. Jill is no longer worried about the situation. She now feels confident in what was done. She feels that this actions was taken place for the better of the team.