Not a Phase ⛅️ [Tenya Iida Fanfic]

C.32 "And you're not a fool Tenya."

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The final term examinations came.

Everyone was studying very hard.

Stress and nerve-racking emotions, or anxiety and unsureness was polluting the school air.

Only a few were confident and happy.

Although, every student at U.A Academy were not yolo-ing the exams. They were trying their hardest to get flying colours.

Of course they were, they're U.A students aren't they?

Tenya was answering the questions diligently, making sure to triple check his exam papers once he was done.

He had felt the satisfaction of studying during tests. Studying was always Tenya's strong point; he was confident in most of his papers, especially English.

Why?

You had offered to tutor Tenya in English since it was your highest ranking subject in the whole General Educational Department.

You were very good at English, (since you'd planned to go to New York to pursue your broadway dreams) and you'd visit Tenya after school to help him.

The main reason of why Tenya could
remember everything so well in his English exam, was because you had quite an odd way of teaching.

The problem with Tenya's English was he couldn't remember the definitions of 40% of the words. Other than that, his grammar and spelling were fine.

Hence, you and Tenya would play a game of charades. If there was a word Tenya couldn't understand he'd ask you, and you would act out the action of the word.

If it was puppeteering a muppet, waitressing, playing softball, setting a fire, drowning, you'd acted it all out no problem.

Not to add, your acting was overly dramatic and overall hilarious, leading to Tenya laughing.

Something you enjoyed a lot.

Because of the charades game, Tenya was not only acing his English test paper, but snickering at it too. Some of the students in Class 1-A, including the teacher, questioned it.

Meanwhile, you were going full
on Cady Heron on your math exams.
(a subject you were terrible at)

A/N: Cady Heron is the protagonist in Mean Girls. Cady is super intelligent in maths.

Because of your loyal classmate, Togeike's tutoring sessions, you were really calculating your heart out. At one point during the exam, your head was numbing due to the amount of brain-usage you were using.

After the math exam you thanked Togeike, feeling that now you could at least get a B on your test.

You were also going beyond on your other exam papers, you could answer all the questions but had anxiety on whether any of it was correct. Even your English test.

Though you were anxious, a part of you was sure you were this generation's Justin Laboy from the fourteen minute musical, 21 Chump Street.