Re: Homework blues
Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2018 6:13 am
((Sorry for the delay. =_=))
Eduardo's little monologue clearly wasn't getting Trey's attention, and he half-knew that. He took a brief glance as Trey pulled out his cellphone and checked the time. There wasn't any way that a person of Trey's mental capacity was going to learn enough for a D- now, given his attention span. Of course, that didn't mean that Eduardo didn't come prepared for this sort of situation with special and more dubious remedies of his own.
"You know, if you'd like...I could give you an...improvised ref sheet," Eduardo sighed. "If I know the teacher well, it won't be conspicuous enough to notice, especially since this a closed-book affair." He would've sounded sly if he wanted to, but then again that would've given him away too easily. Besides, this was just one little math exam. Even if he passed it, what were the odds that this one exam would be remembered when Trey went pro? And in the slim chance that Trey were caught, well...Eduardo was already used to the consequences.
Eduardo's little monologue clearly wasn't getting Trey's attention, and he half-knew that. He took a brief glance as Trey pulled out his cellphone and checked the time. There wasn't any way that a person of Trey's mental capacity was going to learn enough for a D- now, given his attention span. Of course, that didn't mean that Eduardo didn't come prepared for this sort of situation with special and more dubious remedies of his own.
"You know, if you'd like...I could give you an...improvised ref sheet," Eduardo sighed. "If I know the teacher well, it won't be conspicuous enough to notice, especially since this a closed-book affair." He would've sounded sly if he wanted to, but then again that would've given him away too easily. Besides, this was just one little math exam. Even if he passed it, what were the odds that this one exam would be remembered when Trey went pro? And in the slim chance that Trey were caught, well...Eduardo was already used to the consequences.