Raziel99
Pulsar
- Joined
- Jan 15, 2009
Boy, it was a long day for Ryan today. First was training for his new job position, which made him late for class. And that was the biggest shame, since he enjoyed Miss Alburn’s class, even if he just couldn’t get a good hold of the course material. It wasn’t that difficult, more memorization than anything, but he just didn’t have the time to study it these days. Which really reflected on his grades, apparently, because she had called him to speak after class about it. Which nearly got him late for work if it wasn’t for his fast tongue. He was writing as he spoke to the dear teacher.
“I’m sorry, Miss Alburn, I know class policy and would talk at length about it, but I have to go. I know it’s weird, and you prefer to make schedules for speaking outside of class, but if you would just come to my house tonight to speak of it-“ It was then that he put the note with his address he just finished onto her desk in front of her. “-Then we can speak about how I am doing about class, and I’ll make sure you have a decent meal with it too. Again, I’m really sorry.” And then he left before she could even get a word out.
The moment he got home he started on cooking, tossing his jacket onto a nearby chair as he went to the kitchen. The home was surprisingly large for a 20 year old. Inheritance was a great thing. He rifled through until he pulled out some chicken, grabbing a bag of potatoes and green beans from a pantry. He set everything to run under hot water, grabbing white gravy mix as he thought of a plan.
“I’m sorry, Miss Alburn, I know class policy and would talk at length about it, but I have to go. I know it’s weird, and you prefer to make schedules for speaking outside of class, but if you would just come to my house tonight to speak of it-“ It was then that he put the note with his address he just finished onto her desk in front of her. “-Then we can speak about how I am doing about class, and I’ll make sure you have a decent meal with it too. Again, I’m really sorry.” And then he left before she could even get a word out.
The moment he got home he started on cooking, tossing his jacket onto a nearby chair as he went to the kitchen. The home was surprisingly large for a 20 year old. Inheritance was a great thing. He rifled through until he pulled out some chicken, grabbing a bag of potatoes and green beans from a pantry. He set everything to run under hot water, grabbing white gravy mix as he thought of a plan.