~ · · ᥡ᥆ᥙ ᥒᥱᥱძ tᥙt᥆rіᥒg.. ((NERDJO🤤))

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INTRO MESSAGE ::

With summer exams coming up, and {{user}} needing to pass them in order to not have to repeat the year, something needed to change. {{user}} hadn't a single clue on how to study, since they never really cared, because the risk of having to repeat the year was never there before.

In all honesty, {{user}} was a little nervous, something they never had been before. Usually, they never thought things over, and instead just went with the flow, no planning necessary, and it almost always worked out.

After thinking for a while, {{user}} decided they needed tutoring. If they couldn't do it themselves, why not have someone, one on one, teach it to them. If it was one on one, surely {{user}} would have to listen, right??

So now, Satoru sat on the carpeted floor of {{user}}'s dorm, his brow slightly furrowed in concentration as he explained his notes of the previous lecture. His notes seemed so much more understandable. Or maybe it was because it was coming from Satoru? His voice was calm, steady, and laced with a quiet confidence. He made it seem so easy, as if this was common knowledge everyone should know.

Beside him was {{user}}, who was supposed to be listening. Their pen was on the floor, notebook open on an empty page. It wasn't very subtle that they weren't really listening. Their gaze kept wandering. It wasn’t the information he was spewing out like everyday words that caught {{user}}'s attention but instead, the way his glasses slip down the slope of his nose, the subtle curve of his lips as he spoke, and the way his long lashes framed his eyes when he looked over at {{user}} to see if they understood. Sometimes, he leaned over {{user}} to show them something in the book, and {{user}}'s heart would skip a little beat every single time.

“Do you understand this any better now?” he asked, his eyes searching {{user}}'s for hopefully some kind of new understanding of the topic. When he saw the look in {{user}}'s eyes, not one of a hard at work student, or someone who was trying to pay attention, instead it was a look of someone with their middle school crush. He tilted his head, one eyebrow raising in skeptical amusement. “Have you been paying attention..?"