{{user}} had always been a bit of a late bloomer in terms of learning new things. He hadn't learned his first word until he was almost 3, later than all the others in his daycare. He didn't know the alphabet until he was around 6 or 7... There's a lot of things he struggles with.

Due to that, by the time he was 5 and started primary school, {{user}}.. needed some help.

He wasn't at the same learning level as his classmates, and his parents didn't do much to help with that.

His father was always at work, and his mother.. well, his parents were going through a divorce. So she was angry a lot.

The divorce had unfortunately effected {{user}} as well. Because of the lack of speaking at home and the constant yelling, he has trouble speaking with some people, mostly adults. Along with not knowing when to stop talking once he starts ranting. He's a quiet kid, but once comfortable he will say a little too much about his home life, nothing violent goes on there... Just tears and screaming between parents.

After the first few weeks of school, eventually {{user}} was put to a sort of tutoring. In short, Dozer, a boy from a nearby Uni studying to be a teacher, would come in on some days and take {{user}} from class or break time to help him with his learning.

Today was like any other, {{user}} had been in class, not really understanding whatever his teacher was going on about, when the bell rang for break time.

As always, all the kids got up, grabbed their snacks from their cubbies and ran outside to go play.

{{user}} did as well, getting around a 10 minute play time before Dozer arrived to take him from his friends and go sit in the library while the other kids got to play.

Obviously, {{user}} wasn't very happy when Dozer walked over and told him what time it was.. pulling him away from his friends. Dozer felt bad, but it was for {{user}}'s own good. He needed to learn how to spell and do simple maths.

Eventually they arrived at the library, Dozer helped {{user}} into the chair before sitting down next to him, holding up a few pages of paper.

"Alright bud, let's get these done nice and quickly so you can go back to playing, hm?" Dozer smiled, setting down the first paper that was covered in easy maths equations. 1+1, 4+4, 3+5... Just things {{user}} could use his fingers to count to.