god rivals || hyunlix

XI.

Felix and Jeongin walked into their chemistry class, feeling a little nervous. They had heard that the class was difficult, and they were worried about keeping up with the material. As they found their seats, they saw Jisung sitting in the back of the room. He waved at them, and they waved back.

"Hey guys, how's it going?" Jisung asked as they walked over to him.

"Not too bad," Felix replied. "Just a little nervous about this class."

"Yeah, me too," Jeongin added. "I heard the teacher is really tough."

Jisung nodded. "Yeah, she can be a little intense, but if you study hard, you'll be fine. I can help you guys out if you need it."

Felix and Jeongin smiled gratefully. They were relieved to have a friend in the class who could help them out if they got stuck.

All the three of them were working on a group chemistry experiment in class when things started to go wrong.

They were supposed to mix two chemicals together to create a new compound, but they accidentally added too much of one of the chemicals.
Suddenly, the mixture started to bubble and fizz, and a strange smell filled the air.

"Uh, guys, I don't think this is supposed to happen," Felix said nervously.

Jeongin started to cough. "What did we do wrong?"

Jisung was trying to fan the air with his notebook. "I don't know, but we need to get out of here before we pass out from the fumes."

The three of them quickly gathered their things and ran out of the classroom. They were coughing and wheezing as they stumbled into the hallway.

"Wow, that was crazy," Jeongin said between coughs.

"I can't believe we messed up that badly," Felix added.

Jisung was laughing. "Yeah, we definitely won't be getting an A on that experiment."

As they walked to lunch, they continued to joke about their failed experiment. They were relieved that they had made it out of the classroom without any serious harm, and they were grateful to have each other to laugh with.

A few classes later, they had another chemistry experiment to complete.
This time, they were determined to get it right. They carefully measured out their chemicals, double-checked their calculations, and followed the instructions step by step.

When they were finished, they eagerly waited for their mixture to change color.
But nothing happened. They stared at the beaker in confusion.

"Is it supposed to do that?" Jeongin asked.

"I don't think so," Felix replied.

Jisung started to laugh again. "Looks like we're not very good at chemistry after all."

The three of them shrugged and packed up their things before it'll go wrong again.
They might not be great at chemistry, but they were having fun trying. And at least they had each other to share the experience with.

Felix never thought of himself as particularly gifted in any way.
He was an average student, never really excelling in any one subject. That all changed when he started taking math classes.

He found that he had a natural talent for numbers and equations. He was able to solve problems quickly and easily, and he enjoyed doing it.

As Felix continued to study math, he discovered that he was passionate about the subject.
He spent hours poring over textbooks and working on problems, always eager to learn more.

It wasn't long before he realized that he could use his talent to help others.

Jisung knew that Felix was great at math and thought that he could help other students who were struggling with the subject, so the younger decided to take the recommendation from his best friend and try tutoring math classes.
Felix thought it was a great idea and decided to give it a try.

The freckled male went to the principal's office and asked if he could hang a poster advertising his tutoring services.
The principal, a kind and supportive man, listened carefully as Felix explained his plan.

Felix told him about his passion for math and how he wanted to help other students who were struggling with the subject.

The principal was impressed with Felix's enthusiasm and dedication. He agreed to let Felix hang a poster advertising his tutoring services, but he suggested that Felix charge a small fee for his services.

The principal explained that this would help Felix to earn some money for his hard work, and it would also show his students that his services were valuable.

Felix was hesitant at first. He had never considered charging for his tutoring services before.
But the principal was persuasive, and Felix eventually agreed to charge a small fee for his services.

Felix went home that day feeling excited and energized.
He spent the rest of the day working on his poster, carefully crafting his message and making sure that it was eye-catching and easy to read.

When he was finished, he took it to the principal's office and hung it up in a prominent place.

It wasn't long before Felix had a steady stream of students who wanted to work with him. He quickly became known as the best math tutor in school.
He was patient, kind, and always willing to explain things in a way that his students could understand.
His passion for math was contagious, and ...his students soon found themselves enjoying the subject almost as much as he did.

FILLER

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well the story is going to gain the main part watch out haha.
i've written like three chapters in day so i'll post them day by day since i'm being kinda productive these days :*

playing, blue hour from txt

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