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originally posted in:Neo Punks
12/11/2015 11:40:42 PM
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"Though Yuri's powers are pretty lame."
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Yuri protests "Hey!" He throws an apple at Nate with TK
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The apple breaks into bits like the previous one.
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Yuri shakes his head, smiling "well this was fun, but I've got some serious sleeping to do, you coming back to the dorm anytime soon?"
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I look over at Suku. "Not sure yet..."
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"Well I'm heading up there, see you tomorrow sis." Suku stands up and hugs her younger brother "See ya bro." Yuri walks away, rubbing his eyes Suku sits back down "Well it looks like you two have been getting along better."
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"Yeah, he's a lot less insufferable now." I laugh.
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Suku laughs "Yeah, I would know, living with him for 15 years."
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"So, why're you two going here anyways?"
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"Father said it would be a good cultural opportunity for both of us, plus we needed a real education." Suku played with her hair
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I grin. "In that case, why do you wanna tutor me? Shouldn't you be working on your own score?"
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"Eh, I barely have to try with school, and plus I think it would be fun." She smiled
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"Eh, got nothing better to do, why not?"
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"Alright, when do you want to start?"
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"Anytime you're ready. My schedule is free today."
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"How about now? I think it would be better to have it in my room, kind of distracting with my brother in your room."
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"Alright. Let's go."
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Suku stands up, grabbing Nate's hand and leading him towards the girls dorm room
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I keep up, staying close behind you as we go through the halls.
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"Lucky I don't have a roommate." Suku laughs, opening the door to her room, walking in. The room was decorated with several band posters, and assorted other random objects. She has a seat on the bed "So what subjects exactly do you have trouble with?"
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"Biology and algebra." I say as I look around.
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She grabs her books, opening them. "Come here, can't really tutor when you're over there."
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I head over to you. "Right."
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She begins naming several math problems, making sure he knows how to do them, before closing the books. "Ok, I think we both know you didn't come here to talk about math."
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"Hm?" I ask, looking at you.
