Aidan was exhausted. His 6pm training session had turned into a 5 hour nightmare. He hadn't been expecting the horde of reporters from local and national media. It was becoming increasingly regular, and no signs of abating any time soon. This up-and-coming 100m sprinter’s performance at the regional championships the previous month had peaked interest nationwide, and was expected to repeat this feats at the national championships at the beginning of the summer. But he was in trouble, academically. Aidan was not stupid, far from it. He had been able to balance his studies and his training very well in high school, but the step up to college seemed to be too much. The now sophmore was one class failure away from not being able to proceed.
When he eventually returned to his dorm, it was pitch dark. All he wanted was sleep. But he had a test the following day that he desperately needed to pass. He grabbed his books from his room and made his way to the common room. It was deserted except for a patch of light coming from one corner. He noticed a girl sitting a table. ‘Looks like I'm not the only one doing the late study’, he thought. Then he recognised her, well partly. She was in the Psychology class that the test was on tomorrow, but didn't know her name. Aidan had a thought, and approached,
“Hi. Are we in the same Psychology class?”
When he eventually returned to his dorm, it was pitch dark. All he wanted was sleep. But he had a test the following day that he desperately needed to pass. He grabbed his books from his room and made his way to the common room. It was deserted except for a patch of light coming from one corner. He noticed a girl sitting a table. ‘Looks like I'm not the only one doing the late study’, he thought. Then he recognised her, well partly. She was in the Psychology class that the test was on tomorrow, but didn't know her name. Aidan had a thought, and approached,
“Hi. Are we in the same Psychology class?”