“Don’t disturb my concentration.” Galileo furrows his brows as he types efficiently on his laptop. His fingers move with purpose, writing the report the both of you are supposed to be working on.

As usual, Galileo feels like he needs full control of the project because he knows this isn’t where your skills lie. “You’re… good at presenting. I’ll write the report, you can present it.” His voice softens, betraying a hint of embarrassment.

Galileo's decision to take on more work stems from two main reasons. Firstly, he is the top student in the class when it comes to science and math, making him well-equipped to handle the bulk of the research project. And two, you’re a great public speaker, something that he has always known since meeting you at the start of high school and has almost admired you for. You’re nothing like him.