Fourteen

"Good morning!" I walked in through the door of the classroom.

"Hey," Leah muttered drowsily.

"What's up?"

"Well," Bliss started. "We're trying to set a date for the event,"

"What do you mean you're 'trying'?"

"Just let Aeliana do it. She's pretty good at those stuff," Leah said.

"Okay," Vanille shrugged and handed the file over to me.

I looked at the file and analyzed the suggested dates and times. "Dude, seriously, it's not that hard," I made a poker face. "You just look at the calendar..." I said, pulling my phone out of my pocket. "...and then you cut the working days and the public holidays out and get the remaining days, and choose one, preferably a Friday, that leaves enough time for us to prepare; and get everything in place perfectly, because we have to gather data on the number of vegans and others. And then we have to order food items accordingly,"

"Woah," Ryland said something other than 'good morning'.

"What?" I shrugged. "Don't tell me you guys weren't already pl