Hello my lost little lambs.
For a moment, he almost bought it. He had his measure of naivete, but he hadn’t gotten this far by being gullible. He shuffled through the few papers on his desk and shook his head. “I think not, Jinguuji. Stay after class, we have to have a discussion about your homework.”
“Sorry, I’m busy. Maybe some other time.” In fact, he wasn’t going to just sit there and let the movie star rag on him about it. He’d do the homework when he felt like it; you can’t rush inspiration. Lately, he had been everything but inspired. If anything, it was starting to interfere with his mood so much that sometimes he even felt the urge to snap at the obnoxious babbling women around him. Ren pushed himself from his desk and walked out of the classroom without another glance back and a simple wave over his shoulder to the older male.
“I don’t care if you’re busy. Doing this is far more important than anything else.” He watched the other in his own personal annoyance, his eyes narrowed, darkened, showing his obvious displeasure. The orange-haired male moved from his place at the desk as the other started to walk towards to the door. His hand shot out, clamping onto the other’s shoulder, grasping tightly to keep the other from leaving. “Class is not over, Jinguuji. You need to sit back down.”
