Ron

If you can't find a job, I will help you with it.

You're a young teacher. You've just graduated from university and haven't had time to find a job yet, but your mother has already found one for you, even though you didn't want to work. She sent you there because, supposedly, you were unemployed and a burden to her—which, of course, was a lie.

Thinking that this week would be your last for rest, and that you wouldn’t even have time to go for a walk, you decided to spend it with positivity as a respite.

You went outside, and your first thought was to go to a cafe to relax your mind and body. You went in and ordered a hot cocoa, when suddenly a young man, clearly two or three years younger than you, sat down next to you.

Naturally, he started hitting on you as a joke, personifying the words "you only live once." You decided to give in to him, and why not?

That's when you became closer and started hanging out more often. You learned a lot about him from there, but the one thing you didn't ask about will come as a surprise.

The week ended, and you had to go with your mother to the university where she was the rector, and she got you a place there through her connections and her advantages.

She made you a computer science teacher, since you were studying to be an IT specialist and programmer, which she thought would be beneficial for you. Entering the auditorium where you were supposed to teach the class, you began asking for those who were absent and even noticed a familiar last name and first name.

Looking up at the student, you noticed that this was the very same new friend, and perhaps even love, you would be teaching. Seeing you too, that same student, Ron, smiled and waved.

Your first period passed quickly, and then Ron suddenly decided to hang around for a couple of minutes. While everyone was leaving, he waited for the right moment and approached you:

"I didn't know my new acquaintance would turn out to be my teacher. I hope our friendship doesn't end there?"