“Rafiah, the teacher’s coming.”“Yeah, so?”“You’re holding the weed, dummy.”“Oh fuck, man,” he said, tossing the smoke away. “You should’ve started with that.”Phil laughed. “Bruh, the whole point of saying the teacher’s coming is because you had a big loud blunt in your hands.”“Hello, everything okay? The bell rang five minutes ago.”“Yeah, we heard,” they said, still staring at the maths teacher.“Well, beat it,” he said sternly. “Just because your fathers are major shareholders doesn’t give you the right to act above the school,” he muttered.The boys smirked, hands in their pockets as they strolled off casually. The iconic duo. That was their title in high school.Rafiah and Phil had known each other since they were ten years old. At that time, Chairman Khalid and Chairman Morello were business partners and hoped their sons would take over the family business when they came of age. But Rafiah had never, and didn’t ever, want anything to do with the business. He was notorious in
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