Chapter 0207
My head was going to blow up and leave pieces of meat scattered all over my living room. I haven’t had a
moment of peace at all.
Thoughts keep running through my head. Never stopping. Never ceasing. It was driving me insane, for
heaven’s sake.
“Okay, now I want you to focus on the key and the insects we are studying,” I tell Mary, one of the students I tutor. “If you want to master the dichotomous key, you have to focus on those two.”
I’d hoped that this would distract me from my thoughts, but I was damn wrong. My head
every single damn time.
Mary nods her head, giving me the signal that she has understood.
rent straying
“The first character has large wings and has small or no wings… What do you think the answer is?”
She studies the insects in the book before turning to me. At first, she seems unsure, but finally she opens her mouth and speaks.
“Only one insect has large wings in this list, so the butterfly will go under that category”
I smile at her, glad that she got it. “Good. So since it’s the only one with large wings, the rest will fall under the small or no wings. Given that this is like a game of elimination and they’re a lot, we will subdivide them into categories. So what do you think the next two categories will be according to the insects we have?”
Her eyes go back to the book. She doesn’t say anything for a while, but she keeps throwing me glances as if she’s nervous.
“Don’t worry, Mary, just take your time,” I tell her softly.
I believe the key to being a good teacher is having patience. Understanding that not all students will get it on the first try. There are just some that are a bit slower than others, and that is absolutely okay.
“I don’t know if I am right,” she begins. (1
“And that’s okay. If you’re not we’ll find out where you went wrong”
She nods her head. “Long rear legs or short rear legs”
“Good, that is excellent. So which will go to which?”
I see the moment her confidence comes back, and I smile.
Chapter 0207
My head was going to blow up and leave pieces of meat scattered all over my living room. I haven’t had a
moment of peace at all.
Thoughts keep running through my head. Never stopping. Never ceasing. It was driving me insane, for
heaven’s sake.
“Okay, now I want you to focus on the key and the insects we are studying,” I tell Mary, one of the students I tutor. “If you want to master the dichotomous key, you have to focus on those two.”
I’d hoped that this would distract me from my thoughts, but I was damn wrong. My head kept straying
every single damn time.
Mary nods her head, giving me the signal that she has understood.
“The first character has large wings and has small or no wings… What do you think the answer is?”
She studies the insects in the book before turning to me. At first, she seems unsure, but finally she opens her mouth and speaks.
“Only one insect has large wings in this list, so the butterfly will go under that category”
I smile at her, glad that she got it. “Good. So since it’s the only one with large wings, the rest will fall under the small or no wings. Given that this is like a game of elimination and they’re a lot, we will subdivide them into categories. So what do you think the next two categories will be according to the insects we have?”
Her eyes go back to the book. She doesn’t say anything for a while, but she keeps throwing me glances as if she’s nervous.
“Don’t worry, Mary, just take your time,” I tell her softly.
I believe the key to being a good teacher is having patience. Understanding that not all students will get it
on the first try. There are just some that are a bit slower than others, and that is absolutely okay.
“I don’t know if I am right,” she begins. 1
“And that’s okay. If you’re not we’ll find out where you went wrong”
She nods her head. “Long rear legs or short rear legs”
“Good, that is excellent. So which will go to which?”
see the moment her confidence comes back, and I smile.
“With very long legs, the category will end with mosquitoes, while for short rear legs, I’ll divide the category into another two parts. Small eyes and large eyes” 1
I clap my hand in glee, just to make her feel appreciate. After all, everyone deserves praise when they have accomplished something.
“Very good”
“Thank you,” she says, her smile shining as bright as the sun.
After that, the rest is easy for her. I give her exercises, and she excels in all of them. After our session, I give her an assignment to do at home.
“Thank you, Ava” she says at the door. “You make Biology easy to understand.”
“Anytime dear”
After she leaves, I head to the living room and drop down on the couch like a sack of potatoes. My mind
was still wired and I wanted a distraction, I just couldn’t think of anything.
Noah was at Gunner’s house so I was alone for now.
Rubbing my belly, I try to come up with something to do. The issue about Gunner’s mother still bothered
- me. That, along with what Calvin told Rowan. There was just something about everything that niggled in
my mind.
I stand up and go to my room to change. I put on some old clothes then head out to the backyard. Maybe
gardening will take my mind of the thoughts in my head.
I get down on my knees after getting some seeds from the shed. Today I plan to plant some carrots and
tomatoes.
“You seem lost.” His voice pulls me away from my task.
I look up to see Calvin standing right in front of me. I don’t know for how long I was gardening, but I had been so lost that I hadn’t heard him when he arrived.
“Yeah….I just have a lot on my mind. I’d hoped this would help,” I tell him while wiping some of the dirt from my clothes.
“Anything I can help you figure out?”
Synopsis
Ava: Nine years ago I did something terrible. it wasn’t one of my best moments but I saw an opportunity to have the guy I’ve loved since I was a young girl and I took it. Fast forward to years later and I’m tired of living in a loveless marriage. I want to free both of us from a marriage that should never have taken place. They say if you love something…. It was time to let him go. I know he’ll never love me and that I’ll never be his choice. His heart will always belong to Her and despite my sins, I deserve to be loved. Rowan: Nine years ago, I was so in love I could barely see right. I ruined it when I made the worst mistake of my life and in the process I lost the love of my life. I knew I had to step up in my responsibility and so I did, with an unwanted wife. With the wrong woman. Now she has once again flipped my life by divorcing me. To make matters even more complicated, the love of my life is back in town. Now the only question is, who is the right woman? Is it the girl I fell head over heels in love with years ago? or is it my ex wife, the woman I never wanted but had to marry?
