The attempt of a girl to "simulate chicken pox" failed after using a permanent marker

A six-year-old girl who pretended to be out of school left her "red in the face" after the marker she used to cover herself with false chickenpox became permanent. Lily Schooley, who feared an upcoming spelling test, would have seen a similar stunt shot on YouTube.

The Cornwall student reportedly asked to borrow a marker to do her homework before appearing 10 minutes later with what she described as an "itchy rash," according to the Mirror.co.uk website. .

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When Charlotte, Lily's mother, said she should go to the doctor, she would have gone back to the stairs to eliminate the rash – and that's where she had problems.

Charlotte Schooley told the media that Lily had already caught chickenpox and that many of her peers had the disease. She therefore understood that she had a credible plan.

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"She was extremely serious about it until we said," That's it, it's going so fast in 10 minutes. We will have to see the doctor, "she told Mirror.co.uk. "She quickly disappeared and we went looking for her, trying to remove them with a flannel."

Her parents' attempts to eliminate the pox were also futile and Lily quickly went from "sick" to embarrassment.

"She said," I can not go to school mom because everyone will laugh, "said Charlotte Schooley at the press briefing.

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But they sent her to school the next day with a letter explaining that Lily was not contagious. Lily's "chickenpox" was finally resolved four days later with the help of a hairspray, the point of sale said.

"The house is always full of laughter with Lily," said Charlotte. "She is very spiritual."