Lazy Student Novels & Stories

I hope I am not. "Hey, Cass. Are you done?" Sab asks me in a whisper. "Yeah," I reply lazily. "I forgot the answer in second to the last question. What's your answer?" "Asking me is a waste of effort because I don't know the answer neither," I reply. "No way?" "Yes, way. I am bad at studying. Let me rest. Please." "Wait. What did you answer then?" "Idk." "What? What's that? I never heard that before. Did Professor Jen tackled that?"

After she had submitted it, the subject representative seemed to be dissatisfied and grumbled, "You are the last one to submit every time." Luna felt helpless as well. It was all because I have to do the work for Justin, that poor student! He was so lazy that he was unwilling to even copy his own work and insisted on having me copy them for him. She glanced at Justin and saw him scratching his head at a few questions. In the end, he gave up and borrowed completed workbooks from other students to copy. Tsk, loser.

Finals were way worse than midterms, Leesa quickly discovered. Not only was there twice as much material to study and remember, but the exams counted as a much bigger portion of the final grade, making the pressure that much greater. Everyone in the dorm was feeling it—everyone but Stacie, that was. Stacie was a brainiac who never studied past eleven o’clock and still got nothing but A’s. She was always smiling and energetic, when glassy stares and dragging gaits had become the norm.

Ruby worried that Luke's dedication to football would overshadow his academic performance, potentially leading to failure. Nevertheless, Luke remained steadfast in his belief. He playfully dismissed the significance of those scientific cycles and experiments, emphasizing his dream, "None of these cycles or experiments will matter when I become an international-level football player in the future. You can work as much as you want on perfecting your handwriting but it's going to be me they're begging for autographs but no one will criticise my ugly handwriting."

I ask them, and each of them has something to say. "The teacher gives too many assignments; how does she expect little kids to work with numbers? That's like, impossible!" Daniel rants dramatically. The kid is lazy to the core. "You're just a lazy student." Dylan shrugs off his brother, and Daniel gasps loudly. "I am not!" He defends himself. "You are too!" Lilah inserts herself into the conversation. "Don't start now; Dylan is the one who always does your homework. You're more lazy than me!" Daniel protests, and I gasp.

Lyod:: fine then, but tomorrow morning before you go to school, don't even wait that I should ask you again just start explaining yourself okay. Me:: yes sir! (with my hand on my head and legs closed like I was talking to a military officer). Lyod:: So have you eaten? Or you will love to have something before you go to bed. Me :: no bro I can't really take anything now, have had enough drinks today already Lyod:: Drinks huh! You really do have a lot to tell me tomorrow because this was supposed to be your first day in school. Me:: goodnight bra,

Uh, is it really okay for them to roam around in someone's house? Ezra placed the snacks he brought in the middle of the table. "Shall we start now?" Doesn't seem like he was bothered by Mitch and Royce. Since it's a study session, of course, we need to study. With that said, Ezra started teaching Arata and me; Joey's also helping us understand more. I don't know why, but people often misunderstand me as a diligent and intelligent student. In reality, I'm lazy and don't understand many things when it comes to studying. Although I get an average grade and never have failed any subjects.

Ash: Naps don't have rules Ash: If anything, napping after waking up sounds like a well-spent day to me Olivia: That made me laugh Olivia: Are you the lazy kind? Ash: Yes and no Ash: No, because I can't afford to be lazy or procrastinate Ash: Yes, because I definitely want to be lazy and procrastinate Olivia: You should be lazy sometimes. It's Nixe Olivia: Nice* Ash: You don't have to correct your typos. It's fine

But the truth is that yesterday was her first day to clean. “Have you forgotten that our exam is coming up so I reviewed in the library,” I excused them. “Eh, why didn’t you take us?” Lindsay said to him. “Why should I take you with me, you are too lazy to review our notes. If I take you with me, you’ll just mess with me!” which is true, even if she really does the review in the library, the two of them won’t really help her because they are really lazy.

✧･ﾟ: ✧･ﾟ: SLOANE ✧･ﾟ: ✧･ﾟ: ✦ ✧ ✦ I don't belong at Passion College. I'm the scholarship student who skips meals to save money at the most expensive school in the country while everyone else complains about which European vacation to take next. I'm the error in their perfect algorithm. So why did I fight so hard to get in?