Carter Lee

They're not getting anything from being here.

She thought differently.

Either way, I end up.

She ends up saying that to me and about a month later, my probation officer comes by again and I'm like, she's like, okay, we're going to meet with your probation officer.

And I'm like, okay, well I want to talk to him alone at first.

She's like, no, you're not.

I'm like, no, no, I'm allowed to talk to my probation officer without you being here.

That's the whole point of why he comes up.

So I took,

You know, my probation officer walks in and I'm like, hey, can I talk to you by myself?

And she's like, well, and then he's like, well, no, he's definitely allowed to talk to me by himself.

Right.

Whatever.

We have a conversation by, you know, just me and him.

Then she comes in and she starts lying to him, saying, you know, Carter's getting in trouble.

Carter's doing this.

There's nothing that says I've been getting in trouble.

OK, so I think that's when my county really started to get skeptical of sending kids to this place.

Um, either way, I'm about three weeks from leaving.

I've been doing really good.