Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz

Chapter 15 Why Doesn’t She Just Drop Out?

Eileen was nothing but thankful that she cared enough about her studies. She would not have had the courage to just walk out of class like that otherwise.

She knew now that she was able to handle the entrance exams enough to get a barely decent grade. If she was to bear down and study hard, she might just make an average grade.

Eileen was decent at art subjects, but not so at science or math.

The thing was that she did not have much time to catch up on those subjects. After school she had cooking classes and piano classes lined up…

Eileen sat in front of the window, running a hand through her hair frustratedly. No, she was just wasting time like this.

She pushed those thoughts away quickly enough, and got back to studying. The library was usually only frequented by people from the higher classes. Now that recess was over, there was no one in there aside from the librarian.

She was used to being alone, and enjoyed a setting like this.

Just then, someone walked out of the teacher’s office.

They spotted Eileen sitting at the library, and took a photo at once.

It was quickly sent to the school forum, under the photo from earlier.

Look, Eileen Swan’s hiding in the library.

Within a minute, someone had commented: D*mn, respect to Elm Smith! I can’t believe he just got her out of the way like that, I finally won’t have to see her in class anymore.

Ha, as if I bet you she’ll be back in less than two days.

That’s impossible.

Why?

her desk and chair out of the classroom, and the cleaning lady took

after that, of Eileen’s textbooks being thrown in the trash. There seemed to be something covering the books

still oblivious to all of

head back, when she received a text on her phone. Eileen, please don’t come back to class

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in her tracks, confused. What happened?

reply came quickly enough. Look

cared for school gossip, and it was her first time going on

her books and desk in

drawer had rolled

had even sewed the bag holding it herself.

ran back

the sight of an

Swan’s here…”

that she’s

a good show. She’s going to lose her mind.”

deserves it, for being so

had been taking a nap, hurled a textbook in the direction of the

silent at

person coming in through the door.

were waiting for Eileen to lash out at

was not angry in the slightest. She did not pay Elm any mind

inside was alright, and screamed. The lunchbox clattered to the floor,

with fear as she trembled.

one look at the frightened expression on Eileen’s face, and burst out laughing.

to wet myself! God, look

book in her hands. She was worried for Eileen, but did not

to mess with Elm, not even the principal.