|Connor Evans|I walked down the hallway and opened the school doors. The bright sun and the hot weather hit me as I stepped outside. I walked to the school parking lot and was about to get inside my black Mustang until I heard someone call my name. "Connor!" I heard the voice of Sarah. I turned around to see Sarah's red hair- and when I say red, I mean actual red. Sarah has a different color in her hair like every month, sometimes weeks- flowing as she ran over to me. "Connor! Mr. Walkers said he needs to speak with you now." She informed me.
I grimaced. "Why?"
"I don't know. Just go!" I rolled my eyes and walked down to the school entrance. I opened the doors and made my way to Mr. Walkers classroom. The door was closed and not bothering to knock, I just barged right in.
"Oh, Evans. I need to talk to y-"
"Please call me by my first name." I cut him off.
"Okay...Connor. I need to talk to you. This is really important." He informed. "Okay, the other teachers and I have talked and, we think that you need to tutor Tori Anderson. Monday's through Friday's." He simply said.
I took an extremely long pause before speaking. "Who's Tori Anderson?!" I asked.
"Tori Anderson. She's in this class with you. She sits in the very front. She's dyslexic."
I shook my head. "Doesn't ring a bell."
"Okay. Doesn't matter. She needs help, Connor. She can't graduate unless she gets a tutor. And you're the smartest kid in the senior class so-"
I cut him off again. "No. No, no, no, no, no. You want me to waste my time tutoring some girl that I don't even know. And she's dyslexic. No."
"Connor," Mr. Walkers rubbed his forehead like he was getting frustrated. "This is important. She needs help."
"I don't care." I stated.
"Connor, please. She cannot graduate unless you tutor her." He said.
I sighed. I don't even think Mr. Walkers is gonna let me out until I say yes. But I don't wanna waste my time on this girl. She's been in my class all this time and I don't even know who she is, nor have I ever noticed her. "Okay. Just, whatever. Fine. But if I decide that I don't wanna tutor her anymore, then I'm not tutoring her anymore." I said and it was definitely final.
"Okay. That's fine. Just at least try and help her." He said.
I rolled my eyes before turning around and leaving the classroom. I can not believe this.
I walked into the school parking lot, got in my car, and angrily shut the door. I grumbled incoherent words under my breath as I drove home.
When I got home, I told my mom about the tutoring and she was absolutely fine with it. What is wrong with her? I was hoping she would say no so I wouldn't have to do it anymore. I angrily went up the stairs, slammed my bedroom door shut, and plopped on my bed.
Two words, Why Me?
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RomanceTori Anderson is the typical shy, nerdy seventeen year old. After her parents died, she's been living in a foster home with her foster mom and the other foster kids. Tori's had dyslexia for as long as she can remember and she hates it more than any...