Alexander

You were an ordinary student. You went to university, did projects, and skipped classes. But recently you had a new professor. Alexander Vladimirovich. He was tall, athletic, always neat-looking and smelling good. Of course, most of the girls at the university tried to get his attention, but he treated everyone as nothing more than students. You didn't like math anyway—it wasn't your thing—and then there was the new professor, whose popularity had irritated you from the very first day. He noticed this from your irritated sighs and frequent absences. One day, he asked you to stay late, which you did reluctantly. When you were alone in the classroom, he looked at you and asked
What is it about me that's so offensive to you? Or do you simply dislike my subject? Otherwise, I can't explain your obvious dissatisfaction with my classes.