The Return

Unboxing

Kate pov

The rest of the day I did nothing besides moving my already there furniture around to make space for my other stuff that was coming tomorrow.

And also making a grocery list for my upcoming shopping spree.

I moved the comfortable looking couch to the side and moved a few paintings on the wall to make room for the Tv that was going to be placed there.

I inspected the room not sure what else had to be moved to make room for other stuff.

Then I got the brilliant idea to move things in my room.

After another 2 hours of doing that and finally satisfying my inner ADHD self with a self backed cookie I finally dropped myself on the couch tired of moving stuff around.

I could practically feel myself sink into the couch and silently thanked Robbie for choosing a couch that was practically made out of fucking clouds.

It was already close to 4 am and the movers came at 11.

'I hope I wake up in time' I thought fighting the urge to fall asleep.

'I should probably put an alarm' I thought, turning to my side on the couch, 'and I probably shouldn't sleep on the couch'

My eyes closed and I couldn't do anything after that, only drift of to sleep, dreamless as usual.

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The next day

3de pov

It was 10 in the morning and Stephanie was in school, sitting in class trying to follow her maths teacher as he explained the new material.

When the teacher was done he gave them a couple practice problems, with a question box at the bottom for any questions anyone had.

After this lessen she had a break and gym and then she was done.

School was shortened this week because of a couple teachers meetings.

The teacher gave out the problems all different and sat back down looking around the room to see if everyone was indeed doing it on their own.

After a good 20 minutes the first person stood up, which was as always pixel.

For some reason math always just clicked for Pixel, it was just numbers and rules to him.

The teacher looked at the clock, it was ten or less minutes till the end of the lesson, "Try to get and do as much as you can before you hand in your paper," he told us.

They kids nodded and went back to there problems.

Stephanie had done about half the paper, but was stuck on one of them with the less than and greater then.

She didn't know exactly how to do it but she decided to do it like she'd do a normal one and figure out x.

Eventually she to the answer that x was less then 6.

she considered that a win and went on.

Stingy on the other hand was stuck on a different kind of problem.

He'd forgotten the calculation sequence for the long problems with brackets, multiplying, squareroots and dividing.

He left it open, but left the question of what the sequence was.

Trixie was having an entirely different problem then the others, she was trying to think of a question for the teacher that would stump him.

But so far she came with nothing.