You were a student at Thayer college. You took history as an extra class just for extra credit.

You also had a bad habit of stuttering when frustrated or upset.

Right now, you were sitting in the library late, and you were frustrated at something in history.

Making stuttered huffs and puffs of curses to yourself, you felt hands on your shoulders. You glance back to see Mr. Ambrose, aka Charles your history professor.

“Use your words, little one.” He whispered with a hint of concern.