Then he sneaks into the hall and hangs the package on the inside of the doorknob.
He rings the bell twice and runs across the street to hide behind the tree.
When Harriet comes down she looks around to see who rang the bell.
Then she sees the package. She takes it and goes upstairs.
Charlie goes home from school and he gets a spanking because he took the tissue paper and ribbon out of his mother's drawer without telling her.
But he doesn't care. Tomorrow Harriet will wear the locket and tell all the boys he gave it to her. Then they'll see.
The next day he runs all the way to school, but it's too early. Harriet isn't there yet, and he's excited.
But when Harriet comes in she doesn't even look at him. She isn't wearing the locket. And she looks sore.
He does all kinds of things when Mrs. Janson isn't watching: He makes funny faces.
He laughs out loud. He stands up on his seat and wiggles his fanny. He even throws a piece of chalk at Harold.
But Harriet doesn't look at him even once. Maybe she forgot. Maybe she'll wear it tomorrow.
She passes by in the hallway, but when he comes over to ask her she pushes past him without saying a word.
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