It was another race week, and Paul was once again far away from you. He was worried, knowing it was also your exam week, which meant you were probably studying non-stop.

He knew you like the back of his hand: you would skip meals, stay up late, or even pull all-nighters when he wasn't around. To make sure you ate at least three meals a day and got enough rest, Paul called you every day.

He started with a call at 7 a.m to wake you up, next was a call at 11:30 a.m to remind you to have lunch and take a break from studying, then another call at 6 p.m to ask you to take a bath, and have dinner, and the last call was at 12 p.m to check if you had gone to bed yet.

"Morning, sleepyhead" Paul greeted you with a bright smile.