Uh oh! Mao Mao is at it again, and this time, his brother Bucky was involved too! He wanted Ariana Grande for his exercise song, and Bucky wanted "The Gambler" by Kenny Rogers, but Ryder was chosen to pick the song, only to find "Roar" by Katy Perry not their taste as Mr. Sultz Z. Wolf, a first-year teacher and seven-year bus driver (Yes, Stella and Jenny Momoboshi and Ashley Akabana all left the TRTCECS premises in Tailslandian River City to switch to the high school in Tailslandian City) told the two they're all listening to the same thing. When Mao Mao didn't go his way, he gave Ryder a bloody nose via slamming him against the wall. Mr. Wolf sent him to the nurse, and later after school while waiting for the bus to pick them up, his brother choked Ryder by pulling him by the collar of his school uniform shirt over being impatient after discovering that Bus 207 (driven by Belka from Space Dogs as 508-3868, a 2019 Thomas C2) was not his bus and that he and Mao Mao's bus (Bus 372, driven by Kade Ursus, on a substitute bus, which appears to be a 1988 Blue Bird S-1800 numbered 503-7227, still running for 38 years and continues to run as a spare to this day and yes, 7227 is a palindromic number) is running 20 to 25 minutes late due to his actual bus, 508-4810, a 2021 Thomas C2 DD5 from South Carolina, appears to end up in the shop after transmission issues. The three were all suspended by the new principal, which appeared to be Mrs. Kiara J. Wolf (who had an entire 2019 to 2023 experience at Tesla High School in East Chaseville, GA, counting the COVID-19 Pandemic that shut down the school), for the rest of the week while the investigation continues. Bucky was given a 5-minute timeout by his dad Ryan while Mao Mao had to apologize to Ryder over the phone. Ryder was grounded for the time being after Serena (their mom) called his mom. What will happen next? Find out tomorrow!
Ryder belongs to Spin Master, who owns Paw Patrol. Mao Mao belongs to Cartoon Network, who owns Mao Mao: Heroes Of Pure Heart. My characters belong to me. Any mentions of OCs belong to their owners.