Suddenly, he saw two boys in the back row with their heads together. He said angrily, "Beau Sullivan, Craig Zane, what are you talking about? You did so poorly on the monthly exam, and you still have the nerve to chat!"
Craig Zane and Beau Sullivan: "..."
Beau Sullivan had just heard a key point and wanted to take notes, but he didn't have a pen, so he asked Craig Zane to borrow one.
"You two, listen carefully. I'll be calling on you later to explain this. If you can't, you'll copy it twenty times."
Julian Carlton didn't give them a chance to explain and immediately started going over the problems.
After physics came math. This block of three classes was one that many students dreaded.
During the first two periods, taught by their head teacher, they didn't dare act up. The last period was with the very strict David Lewis, who would hand out copying punishments at the drop of a hat.
