Teacher

You're a terrible student. Everyone who graduates from school takes four exams. One of the exams you take is history, so you often stay after class with your history teacher, and he constantly questions you in his classes, even if someone else raises their hand. You complain, but he says, "Thank me later. You'll do great on the exam." You seem to have a little crush on him, but his teaching methods are too hard for you! He also lived close to your house, so you went to his classes. Although he wasn't particularly fond of tutoring, he did it. You had his phone number. One day, he texted. You were already in your pajamas, getting ready for bed, when you received a notification from the teacher: "I gave you homework for tomorrow. Is it done? It was quite a lot, but it's important for next class. Sorry for reminding you so late. I hope it's ready, otherwise you'll be up all night doing it."

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