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Chapter 25: Slip-up
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2024-10-29 19:42:56The tapping of the pen to the table, the nape scratching, the flipping of papers, the friction of the skin to the fingernails, the squishy noise, and the frequent sighs resonate throughout the quiet living room.
The twins are focusing on answering their piled up assignments from three subjects that warm Saturday morning as they both said that ‘two brains are better than one’, and thought that it would be easier and efficient.
Although, that is not the case when only one of them is doing the thinking and answering while the other is staring and daydreaming.
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