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The lesson wasn't as boring as she thought it would be so her opinion about public school was starting to get better. Lucas had kept his arm on her seat, occasionally massaging the back of her neck with his hand. He did this until Ava made it stop because it was tickling her. She unfortunately, didn't have Lucas in her next lesson but was really excited because it was Chemistry - her favourite. He walked her all the way to her lesson, even though his was in a different building.

I blinked and smiled awkwardly. Her jaw dropped on the floor as everyone started laughing. "I don't want to waste my precious time on you Ms Rauf. You may sit down." "Thank you, Mrs Gomez." After that she went back to her boring and footless lecture again. In mathematics class, my eyes stay on the blackboard but my mind goes somewhere else and my brain sleeps peacefully. This same thing happens in my chemistry and physics classes. In contrast my brain, my mind and my eyes work incredibly well in other classes especially in biology classes. That's why I had low grades in math, physics and chemistry.

“Such a weak and frail thing. Without Jordan, Macmillan, and Orlando, he’d be dead in a ditch somewhere.” They both laughed, the sound sharp and mocking, like they had told the funniest joke in the world. Luckily, the lecturer walked in just then, and they finally left me alone. “Good morning, class. We’re picking up from where we left off on chemical bonding and molecular structure,” Mrs. Smith announced, her voice crisp and professional. The class dragged on, from time to time, I jotted down what I could grasp as Mrs. Smith sped through her explanations, her chalk tapping rapidly against the board.