"Shall we get started then?" the Dean asked the professors beside him. They nodded in response.    "Alright," he sat up straight. "A very good morning to you, Mr. Burke, Dr. Decarlo, Mrs. Lee and students! Today, we're here to discuss regarding the incident that supposedly took place on the night of the dinner dance,"  

"I believe I said, 'The Feynman Lectures; Volume 2'," Mr. Decarlo growled as he looked down at the grey cover of the book that said 'Vol. 1'.   "Isn't that it?" Aeliana asked, not bothering the slightest bit to make a single movement.   "You had one job, Winslow," He sighed, waving the thick book in the air. 

"Evening," Madelyn walked in through the door to their shared apartment. "Hi," Aeliana muttered as she looked up from her textbook. "How was work without me?" “Boring, to be honest,” she replied. “Especially because a familiar hot-ass daddy showed up and didn’t even look around for his little princess,” “Of course he didn’t,” Aeliana rolled her eyes, very well aware as to why he didn’t. “Did you meet him today?” Madelyn questioned eagerly, as she dumped her bag and coat on the sofa. “I thought I already told you, Maddie,” Aeliana rolled her eyes as she clicked her pen. “We have physics lectures daily,” “Ugh! Boring!” she exclaimed. “That isn't what I meant,”

The seconds passing by, felt like hours. When will Mr. Burke stop scribbling on that board? I've had enough organic chemistry for one day. A little bit of physics would be the cherry on top right now.   Aeliana stared at the wall clock, impatiently waiting for the long arm to approach '12'.   "Why'd they have to switch slots? It's so annoying," Leah muttered to her.   "Tell me about it," Aeliana rolled her eyes and let out a heavy sigh. "My brain is only conditioned for dreadful physics early in the morning,"   "Uh huh," Leah agreed. "I'm a lil' drowsy too,"   "10 minutes to go," Aeliana mumbled to her friend. "You got this!" ***** "Is anyone interested in getting anything from the vending machine?" Leah

 "Hello," an unfamiliar voice spoke. "Oh! Um hello," Aeliana replied as she glanced at him, smiling nervously. The man was laying down on a sunchair, dressed in a beige short and printed shirt. He held a book in his hand and had a pair of sunglasses over his eyes until a while ago. "Do you live here?" he asked, with a small smile secured on his face as his caramel brown orbs glistened through his narrowed eyes. "Oh, no actually. I'm here to visit my brother, he isn't in right now though," Aeliana explained as she noticed how the man was clearly wondering what she was doing there. "I actually came up here out of curiosity. I live in the East Wing and there's no pool there, so..." "Right," he said as he let out a small chuckle. "I'm sorry if I took you by surprise, it's just that I feel like I've seen you before," "Oh, is that so?" she was taken ab