CHAPTER THREE
Steven: Yes! Begin!
Fredric: I have some papers with me here.
Me: Is it a test?
Fredric: It’s a simple exercise.
Me: Argh.
He distributed the papers. But some of the papers were different so someone had to be brave and tell the man that he is old.
Steven: Sir! I think the papers are different.
Me: Yes.
I was just hoping he was not going to ask how we noticed but if he did ask, I was ready to reply with an “it’s a simple exercise”.
Fredric: Really?
Me: Yes.
Fredric: I must have mixed up the papers. Oh those are actually A’ level papers.
Steven: They are AS paper.
Fredric: Yea, that’s very right. Let me get the correct papers.
Mr Fredric went out and Steven saw this as the best opportunity to criticise the guy. A talk show gossip against the host.
Steven: So, this guy, he is busy giving us exercises but we haven’t even finished the syllabus. Can you believe this guy?
Brian: Let him be.
Me: Maybe he has a plan. He has taught for a long, long time.
Steven: Long time of failing.
Me: Why do you have to say that?
James: Just be quiet and be grateful.
Peter: Yessir.
Steven: Well, when you fail you will be quiet and I will be grateful. Because I won’t fail.
Me: I like your confidence. And I believe in you mate.
Steven: That’s good.
Me: This guy is taking long to bring the stupid papers.
Steven: I bet he is thinking twice about coming back here.
Me: Shhh he is coming.
Steven: be quiet!
Me: Who are you telling to be quiet?
Steven: The others. Not you.
James: You were the one making noise in here.
Fredric: Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the papers so I took another batch.
Steven: Oh that’s great.
Me: It actually is.
Steven: I was being sarcastic.
Me: I don’t even care.
Steven: Well sir should care. I was halfway done with this one.
Me: I doubt that.
Steven: I was on number 3.
John: Well technically you were not halfway. It’s out of 9.
Me: By technically you mean mathematically speaking.
John: Yes.
Me: Then he was done with 33.3% of the exercise.
John: Hmmm.
Me: Don’t doubt me.
Steven: John, nobody asked for yourmathematical opinion. Nobody cares what you think.
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TANYA ROBERTSON (1)
Teen FictionThis story is based on real but highly exaggerated events. Names of the characters have been changed in respect to their privacy and for their own protection. The writer expresses his own thoughts and opinions on what he witnessed. (NO hate or contr...
