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He went through his bag and handed me over a few of his test papers. "Wow, you are hopeless," I smirked, going through his sheets, trying to figure out how bad he was at math. "I know. I really need to get at least a C minus in all my tests," he mumbled, running a hand through his hair and I cleared my throat. "Got it." I started to teach him the basics of algebra and he patiently listened to me without any rude comments or teasing. Maybe he was really serious about this stuff. He even starting taking notes and asked me few doubts now and then.

"I’m starting my own firm. I need a ghost, Leo. Someone who can move money and data without a paper trail. In exchange, I’ll pay your full tuition. No more 'scholarship kid' jokes. I’ll buy you a real lab. Top-of-the-line servers, fiber-optic lines, whatever you need." ​Leo’s jaw literally dropped. "You’re serious? Tuition is fifty grand a year." ​"I’m very serious. But I need to know you’re fast." I opened a blank document on my tablet and typed out a string of twelve alphanumeric characters. ​Leo frowned, looking at the code. "What is this? A serial number?"

"Mommy said that good things don't just fall from the sky, don't believe them easily, it might be a scam." One of the teachers in green clothes smiled and said. "Child, we are not scammers! We are teachers from The Victoria Drawing Studio. You can call me Lily. Are you interested in painting? For a small fee of $99 you can attend four classes and get four lessons." Charles took a step back cautiously, maintaining distance. One of the teachers approached Jade. "Miss, it's really worth it for the children to attend four classes for $99. How about enrolling your two little darlings? I'll even gift you two additional lessons." The teacher offered.

“Yes sir, I heard it’s a learning place for passionate people” “Yes… I want to send you over, are you interested in learning any skill?” “Yes sir of cause, I would love that” “Great. ..its started two days ago, so you have to leave early tomorrow morning” “No problem sir” “Go over to Dr. Kelly, she would give you some cash with which you can register and have enough to last you for the 2 weeks program” “Thank you so much sir”. “You’re welcome”

Ben answer him . They talk for few minutes before he hung up the call as he can see his classmate had get together Infront the tent one . " Okay dear classmates. I think most of you will be busy today with your family but remember our presentation tonight and the preparation. Don't forget your responsibility and I had a VIP cards for everyone that you can get another twenty percent discount from things you buy except for foods and the other booths that the booths from Moo's enterprise's shops . " Lilian said as she gives each of them a colour silver card with Moo's enterprise symbol .

"I've neglected you lately. I told you I'd make it up to you. After your prenatal checkup today, let's take a vacation together." "No thanks." I cut him off before he could continue. "You're busy. There's no need to waste your time on me." Then I added quietly, "And honestly, I have no interest in going on a vacation with you." For a moment, surprise flashed across Raymond's face, quickly followed by disbelief and then unmistakable embarrassment.

he said. "Hell Yes!" I cheered. *** "Damn it! What kind of sorcery is this?" I cursed as I bit the tip of my pencil. "Chill, bro. It ain't that hard," Leah said, pulling my book towards her. "You just gotta substitute that thing over there and simplify it," "Huh? That's 4736.897 divided by 83628!" "You've gotta do it, hon," She said, shrugging. "That is, if you don't wanna suffer Mr. Decarlo's wrath,"

--- In the morning I find Goblin before class and hand back seventy credits to him. He looks at the transfer notification like it's a religious experience. "I didn't think I'd ever see this again." "Standard service." I show him the review page. "Be specific." He types while I watch. Then he posts it, shares it to his own page, and looks up at me like he wants to say something meaningful. "Discount code," I tell him. "Fifteen percent off your next job. Don't lose it." He holds the card with both hands.

“No offense, but I’m guessing you might be ten years older than I am. I appreciate the compliment, but I haven’t been called a young man in a very long time.” “This isn’t a game. I will ruin you.” “I don’t think you understand, your threats are empty.” He leaned back. “You think because you are wealthy, rules don’t apply to you.” “I never said that.” “Look, I can see you care about furthering your education. It’s important to me everyone has access to higher learning. I’m willing to make you a deal.” “A deal? You’ll let me finish the semester?” He nodded. “In exchange for a donation to the school and the name of your partner in crime, I won’t put this on your permanent record.”