The Tutor
Athena stared up at him like he has gone nuts, “that’s impossible!”
“It’s very possible,” he said and placed the book on her head, “don’t touch it and don’t try to hold it steady with your hand. Start,” he turned her around, “remember, it must not fall off from your head.”
Athena wiggled a little, trying to keep the book steady, she took a step, her eyeballs up, trying to watch the book and at the same time, keep it from falling.
“You are walking like ugly duckling, Athena, stand straight, keep your back straight, your head held high and arms by your side then take your steps and not so sluggishly like a slug.”
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