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Thursday: The Test

(Morning)
When Sarah awoke, and had gotten downstairs, she noticed none other than James, who was fully dressed, "Hello, Sarah. Good Morning."
Sarah looked at him, "Creepy. So I suppose you want to study."
"Yes," James said, jumping out of the seat.
"Well, I'll quiz you while I'm eating," she said. Suddenly her bus came.
"Darn. I'm so sorry, James. I can't be late today," she said, sadly, running to her bus, her backpack and purse barely attached to her. James stood there, a melancholy look on his face.

(In School)
James sat in class. His head was pounding. He had just finished one of the most important tests he had ever taken in his elementary school life. He was confidant, no doubt about it, but he wasn't sure. He knew that extra help had defiantly given him some answers. He knew this was something he was not going to forget, because of the memories of Sarah helping him. He knew he would remember that day, and knew he would more than likely ask Sarah more questions. Not only about U.S. History, though. He DID in fact have a big math test coming up next week.

(At Home)
"Sarah! I'm home," James called out as he walked in the door. His mother worked late today, and his father always worked late on Thursdays. Therefore, Henry was at daycare, and Sarah was watching James, considering she came home about forty-five minutes before he did.
"Good," Sarah replied, appearing on top of the stairs. She walk down the stairs, "So, how'd you do?"
"If I knew, I'd tell you. But I have to wait until tomorrow," James said, "Now I want to get the rest of my homework done." Sarah nodded, and let him get to work.

Description
Thursday: The Test

(Morning)
When Sarah awoke, and had gotten downstairs, she noticed none other than James, who was fully dressed, "Hello, Sarah. Good Morning."
Sarah looked at him, "Creepy. So I suppose you want to study."
"Yes," James said, jumping out of the seat.
"Well, I'll quiz you while I'm eating," she said. Suddenly her bus came.
"Darn. I'm so sorry, James. I can't be late today," she said, sadly, running to her bus, her backpack and purse barely attached to her. James stood there, a melancholy look on his face.

(In School)
James sat in class. His head was pounding. He had just finished one of the most important tests he had ever taken in his elementary school life. He was confidant, no doubt about it, but he wasn't sure. He knew that extra help had defiantly given him some answers. He knew this was something he was not going to forget, because of the memories of Sarah helping him. He knew he would remember that day, and knew he would more than likely ask Sarah more questions. Not only about U.S. History, though. He DID in fact have a big math test coming up next week.

(At Home)
"Sarah! I'm home," James called out as he walked in the door. His mother worked late today, and his father always worked late on Thursdays. Therefore, Henry was at daycare, and Sarah was watching James, considering she came home about forty-five minutes before he did.
"Good," Sarah replied, appearing on top of the stairs. She walk down the stairs, "So, how'd you do?"
"If I knew, I'd tell you. But I have to wait until tomorrow," James said, "Now I want to get the rest of my homework done." Sarah nodded, and let him get to work.