Story Of Mrs. Ellsworth's Disappearing Teacher

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Disappearing Teacher
Mrs. Ellsworth just started working at Northview School. She's a tenth grade math teacher. One day she was drinking some juice that looked like fruit punch. Then she suddenly vanished. You can still see her clothes and hear her but she's invisible. What will happen to her life now?!
It was October 20, their 72 day of school. Mrs. Ellsworth always has a drink at her desk. Normally it's just fine but today she turned invisible. Nobody could figure out what happened. She just kept teaching and some students didn't notice she was gone. This class period went on but when it was time to leave everybody noticed that you could only see her clothes. Everybody asked what's wrong but she told them she was fine. Mrs. Ellsworth went

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