Julie saw Roman staring at her notebook, where she had written down the answer for the components he had given her to solve. The junior year had a Rubix subject, similar to Mathematics, but only that this subject contained purely equations and chemical compounds.
Roman, who had been playing with a toothpick earlier, now held it in between his teeth.
"Were you sleeping in the class when the teacher was teaching this?" Deadpanned Roman, looking up from the book to look at her.
Julie was decent with the other subjects, and it was just this subject that she found it hard to remember. And another reason was that the day the first class of Rubix was taught, it was the same day she had been caught by Mr. Borrell's in the corridor.
"I am sure it isn't all wrong," replied Julie, taking the book from the table when he had dropped it with a grim expression on his handsome face.
