Love Between Classes

Chapter 19: Go Insane

Weeks had gone by and the day after getting back from Vegas, the group of three were back in their working state. Not much other than teaching was going on. Stevie and Lindsey held their love only at home these days. All the teachers were scrambling as finals would be approaching in the next month. The students were also going crazy because, they wanted their grades up.

Stevie held workshops during lunch time or a study hall, so that students had time. They had weeks to prepare for finals and they were all doing their best. Stevie and Robin would even hold the workshops together, just so they had a chance to chat. After school they ran the study halls in the cafeteria. They didn't do it every day, but on the odd days of the week; Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. It had also worked out for Stevie to give Exavior his speech therapy. He didn't need it nearly as much, so for the time being they had moved his days to Tuesdays and Thursdays and that was just at home. His speech was so much clearer since the day Stevie had met him. Even then as the few weeks had progressed, so did he. Although, Stevie and Lindsey hadn't moved together yet.

Getting their students prepared was a job that would flow into the weekend sometimes. Lindsey hadn't even had the chance to put the house up for sell. But really, that was the least of their problems and they knew they had the summer to do all of that. Starting the next year wouldn't be as challenging so they had leeway.

Lindsey was busy along side Stevie with workshops. He had some students who were really struggling with certain chords or tunes on their instruments. His days were like Stevie's, the odd days however were set by instrument. Guitar on Monday, flutes and horn section instruments on Wednesday, and on Friday he did piano. Things were pretty scattered, though he had Brianna to help him with students. Lindsey was the only music teacher so it made his job a tad harder since he was teaching all grades. Whereas, for Stevie she wasn't the only English teacher and she wasn't the only one to teach eigth grade. Nor Robin to Science.

Stevie had lent her brother to Lindsey because he had loads of sheet music to copy and the support was kind of needed on his end. Stevie's final was rather easy. She was only expecting a well written essay, but a lot of students who had other teachers asked her for help since she was easy going. She didn't yell and she was always willing to help. She didn't mind giving up her lunch to tend to her kids. She just wanted them to all succeed in whatever it was they planned.

After their workshop on Friday, Stevie and Robin departed for the evening. They would let it run for a two-three hours and it usually depended on how many kids were in at the time. They never let it get passed seven o'clock. That was their only rule and vow. But they wanted to help as many students as possible. On Tuesday and Thursdays the workshops were ran by Math and History teachers. It was just the easiest way to go for a school of five grades.

"See ya Monday, Nicks," yelled Robin as she walked off to her classroom.

"See ya, Snyder," Stevie locked the cafeteria door and then departed to her classroom to get her brother next door at Lindsey's, to greet Lindsey and to pick up her things. As she made her way, she let out a couple subtle yawns. She was truly tired from the last week. Still she was greeted by students who were hanging around on campus. There had been lots of study groups that kids had formed on their own. She swung her key chain and when she approached her door, she fumbled through them and found her room key. Unlocking it, she squeezed through and let the door shut behind her. She picked up her purse and looked around to see if their was anything of her brother's and to see if there were any papers that had to come on her journey. She found a few pieces of literature that her students had written and she was to look over them to give feedback. Soon after, she was on her way next door. She had shut off her lights and locked her door. When she got to Lindsey's door she could see a couple students still with him, but they looked to be packing up.