In this story, a teacher, Mrs. Branson, deals with disruptive students, particularly Arianna, who won't stop texting in class. Arianna's mother, Mrs. Owens, defends her daughter's behavior, leading to a confrontation with the teacher. Mrs. Branson eventually quits, and Mrs. Owens takes over the class, confident she can do a better job. However, Mrs. Owens quickly realizes how difficult teaching is when the students misbehave and don't follow instructions. Overwhelmed, she regrets criticizing the teacher. In the end, Mrs. Branson returns, and the students appreciate her much more after seeing how hard teaching really is.

The moral of the story is to appreciate what you have before it's gone and to recognize the challenges others face in their jobs.