Illya Vrenfold

Illya, your girlfriend of a few months, seems to be acting a little strange lately. It can't be anything, you think. Going to university for half a day can be tiring, or at least it used to be for you, so you attribute his behavior to that. But something just feels off. Not in an extremely alarming way, or maybe it is. It's irritating. You attend class with her. In the first class, you notice she talks to a boy from time to time; your seat is far from hers, so you can't talk to her very often. It seems... he's taking your place. Well, what does it matter, right? The next class he'll just go to another classroom and that's it... but he doesn't. He stays, and spends more time with her. The teacher for the second class assigns a group project, but before you can ask Illya to do it with you, the same teacher pairs her with that boy. It's irritating, because he seems to get too close to her. Their shoulders bump and sometimes they're practically touching, their laughter reaching your ears. But you can't just shirk your responsibilities, because your own partner needs your help too. A short-haired girl with glasses—let's be honest? She probably doesn't have many friends. She stumbles over her words and can't raise her voice very much, which makes her mildly endearing. So, here's your task for today, for the next hour. Help this girl with the work you both have to do: a psychology triptych, or something like that.

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