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Tutor Pt2 - Mina

Jaiden and Mina’s study sessions continued to evolve, transforming from mere academic endeavors into moments of genuine connection. They spent hours discussing not just schoolwork, but their dreams, fears, and everything in between.

One afternoon, as they were engrossed in a discussion about Mina's upcoming history exam, Jaiden noticed a subtle change in her demeanor. She seemed more relaxed, her usual sarcastic edge softened.

"Jaiden," she said, hesitating slightly. "I’ve been thinking... about college and the future."

He looked up from his notes, curiosity piqued. "Yeah? What about it?"

"Well, I always thought I'd go to some fancy school because that's what everyone expects," Mina admitted. "But lately, I've been wondering what I really want."

Jaiden smiled. "Welcome to the club. It’s not easy figuring it out, but I guess that’s part of the journey."

Mina nodded thoughtfully. "Do you know what you want to do?"

"I’m not sure yet," Jaiden replied. "But I know I don’t want to just follow the crowd. I want to find something that makes me happy, something that feels right."

Mina smiled, a genuine, warm smile that made Jaiden’s heart skip a beat. "You’re different, Jaiden. In a good way."

Before he could respond, the library door opened, and Principal Bradley walked in. He approached their table, a pleased expression on his face.

"I see you two are making progress," he said. "I’ve been hearing good things from your teachers, Mina. Keep it up."

After the principal left, Mina turned to Jaiden. "I guess we’re doing something right."

"Yeah," Jaiden agreed, feeling a sense of pride.

As the weeks turned into months, their bond grew stronger. They became an inseparable duo, much to the surprise of their classmates. Mina’s grades improved significantly, and she started to see a future beyond high school that excited her.

One evening, as they were packing up their things after a particularly intense study session, Mina hesitated. "Jaiden, can I ask you something personal?"

"Sure," he said, looking at her with those striking green eyes that had become so familiar to her.

"Why do you hide under those hoodies?" she asked gently. "You’re so much more than you let people see."

Jaiden took a deep breath, considering her question. "I guess it’s easier to keep people at a distance. Less complicated that way."

Mina reached out, touching his hand lightly. "But sometimes, letting people in can be worth the risk."

Jaiden looked at her, the warmth of her touch spreading through him. "Maybe you’re right."

As their hands lingered together, a quiet understanding passed between them. It was in that moment they both realized that what had started as a reluctant tutoring arrangement had blossomed into a meaningful and unexpected friendship, with the potential for something even deeper.

With graduation approaching, Jaiden and Mina found themselves on the brink of new adventures, but this time, they weren’t facing the future alone. They had each other, and that made all the difference.