Splitting Up
When all the classes finished with the place designated to them, we have all gathered once again on one to be evaluated and to do a roll-call for the last time.
Before it was quite a common occurrence for someone to flee even before the end of the activity. That’s why the teachers thought of adding another layer to keep them in check.
Due to that, the students were forced to do the activity and forced to stay so that they wouldn’t be marked absent.
Well, because of this, sneaking out with Shio like I told her last night or any other girl was also impossible.
As soon as the attendance check was done, the teachers, with Shio as a speaker once more, dispersed the students.
“Finally!”
“Let’s go to the arcade?”
“No, let’s watch some good movies.”
“I’m going home.”
“Don’t be a killjoy and come with us.”
Conversations like that began to fill our surroundings as the students began grouping up and going on their own ways.