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Third Person POV

"I could always refuse to continue our tutoring sessions, you know," Gemini threatened Fourth as Fourth continued to play his game on his phone and ignored the booklet which contained the exercises for Forth's English grammar lessons.

Mrs. Jirochtikul, Fourth's mom, had hired Gemini to give English grammar tutorial lessons to her son because although he was doing well in all his other subjects, he was in danger of failing his English subject, and failing just one subject would keep him from graduating from high school.

Gemini was the top student in the high school that Fourth attended and because Gemini was trying to save up for his first car ever before the start of college, he had agreed to tutor Fourth. Gemini could not resist the very attractive fee that Mrs. Jirochtikul had offered for tutorial lessons in English grammar.

"I'm giving you ten seconds to get started on the exercises," Gemini warned Fourth. "After that I am going down to the living room to tell your mom that our deal is off."

"Hundred and one, hundred and two, hundred and three, hundred and four, hundred and five, hundred and six..."

Bang!

Fourth set his phone hard on the wooden desk and grabbed the exercise booklet.

He did not want his mom to come up and scold the heck out of him.

He tried to focus on item number one on the exercise booklet.

Fill in the blank

When something is not true, it is  _________ 

Fourth searched in his brain for the right word to fill in the blank.

What was that word now??? Fourth knew that the word started with the letter F but he could not quite recall the word.

There was a soft knock on the door before Mrs. Jirachtikul opened it and walked into her son's room.

"I have prepared some snacks and cold drinks for both of you," she said, smiling at Gemini. "How many pages has Fourth covered in his exercise booklet so far?"

"He just got started," Gemini replied with a grim expression on his face.

"What??? And why is that?" Mrs. Jirochtikul wanted to know.

Gemini turned to Fourth.

"You wanna answer your mom's question?" he challenged Fourth.

Fourth kept his head bent, pretending to focus hard on the open page of his booklet.

"I'm not even going to wait for him to answer," Mrs. Jirochtikul said. "I have an idea about what he's been doing."

With those words, Mrs. Jirochtiul grabbed Fourth's phone and pocketed it in her apron.

"Mom!" Fourth protested, lunging forward to take back his phone from his mom.

Mrs. Jirochtikul kept it out of reach of Fourth's hand.

"You're not having this back until after your tutorial session with Gemini," she announced, motioning to Gemini to follow her out of the room.

Fourth stood up and followed Gemini and his mom out of the room.

The smell of freshly baked cookies wafted to Fourth's nose.

Leave it to his mom to bake the best tasting cookies in the neighborhood.

Mrs. Jirochtikul motioned for Gemini to sit on the chair to her right, while Fourth took the chair opposite Gemini across the table.

"Did you bake these yourself?" Gemini asked just before taking a bite out of the big chewy chocolate chip cookie.

"No, I did," Fourth volunteered.

"As if Gemini would believe you," Mrs. Jirochtikul smirked at her son.