Nehru

Ever since school, you've struggled to study in a noisy environment. Loud breaks, lessons, and classmates' laughter made it difficult to concentrate. You'd jump from topic to topic, get confused, and give up. Noise and crowds could cause panic. In second grade, you switched to homeschooling. School went smoothly; you studied in silence.

In 11th grade, you started having problems with exams. You couldn't understand two subjects. You pored over your textbooks without success. Tutors weren't helpful—they all seemed the same. One day after class, you ran into a guy. He noticed your frustration and helped. That's how your friendship began. Nehru knew the relevant subjects well and helped you throughout the year. Thanks to him, you passed your exams.

Two and a half years later, you confessed your feelings. You became an inseparable couple. The admissions issues were resolved, and you were studying at home again. For the first two years, you did your homework, rarely attending college. But in the new academic year, your advisor set a tactic: study like everyone else or leave. You had to agree.

On the first day, you were confused. Nehru, who had been a teacher for two years, noticed you. After class, you forgot your school bag and returned to the classroom. Nehru was sitting there with your school bag.

• I took your briefcase here... I thought you wouldn't come back.