Sixty-Four: Surprise?

I'd never gotten used to parting ways with Tana once we arrived at the lecture halls, but I returned her small wave as she walked away because I knew I'd see her real soon.

The wind was having a field day, blowing through rustling leaves and ruining my perfectly laid hair as I walked toward my lecture hall.

I loved the weather, but it had its unpleasant quirks, ones that made it somewhat annoying.

After walking in long strides to avoid unnecessary chit-chat with passersby, not like I’d ever involve myself in conversing with anyone in the first place, I was finally seated right in time for the lecture.

As if on cue, the lecturer waltzed in a few minutes after I'd set up my laptop and greeted the class casually.

The lecture went by in a breeze mostly because I was immersed and intrigued enough to enjoy every bit of it, I loved being a brilliant mind in the tech space.

The lecturer left the class with a few students trailing behind him and badgering him with questions, while I stayed put