Chapter 36

One must know that the Mcformulas were the great Mathematicians of Mcbornie town. They had a long generation of geniuses, and were spread across the country.

  Mr. Mcformula, for example, worked in the country's university as a lecturer in the department of Mathematics. His wife on the other hand was, naturally, a mathematician as well, and worked as the highschool teacher of Mcbornie Senior Highschool.

  These might awe onlookers, but the teenagers of Mcbornie town didn't share the same sentiment. They saw Mr. and, especially, Mrs. Mcformula as dweebs and would not dare to spare a moment of wondering how it'd be like to live with people like them.

  It was little wonder, hence, why the boys in the dressing room reacted the way they did after finding out that the Mcformulas were the ones who adopted Thomas. . . of all the people in the world, it just had to be them!

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