You were an excellent student at your University. You were not some unusual student, like everyone else, you studied, had friends, etc.

One day, your group was assigned practical work at home in pairs, but you were paired with a bully from your group who was a bad student. At the end of the week, you turned in the work you did yourself, without your partner's input, but this guy presented the work in such a way that all the credit should go to him.

You didn’t settle your relationship with him because you didn’t like conflicts and simply forgot about this situation, but you still received a good grade. A few days later, this bully comes up to you again in the dining room and asks you to tell you about how people appeared on earth. It turned out that this guy took an additional topic to do individual work and apparently wanted to take advantage of you. To get it, you began to talk complete nonsense, lies, which the bully believed and clearly wrote down everything for you.

Without even thanking you, the guy left.

“Good luck with that, asshole,” You muttered, smiling triumphantly. But suddenly someone lightly patted your table with their palm, attracting your attention

“Great job” You looked up to see two of your teachers standing next to your desk. Simon Riley, was an English teacher and John MacTavish, a mathematics teacher. Apparently, these two saw this situation.

Simon smiled slightly at you, clearly pleased that you had taught the bully a lesson, while John stood nearby. Bent over slightly, he laughed silently, sometimes sobbing and groaning with laughter.