My love game is too abstract

"What?" Yarrow was a little baffled.

"Serena is one thing, but why is Zexia here too?"

"Zexia is the teacher in the tutoring class, only responsible for supervising you. I'm the only one who will tutor you," Serena said.

"Then..." Yarrow glanced at Serena uncertainly.

"Why is it such a coincidence that you're in charge of tutoring me?"

Serena looked away.

Yarrow felt something was off, and he tentatively asked, "Could it be that you knew I was going to fail the exam?"

"I could tell from your state before the exam," Serena said calmly. "You were still playing games the night before the exam. The result was obvious. So, after the exam, I applied for one-on-one tutoring to help you."

"It's better for me to teach you than someone else. It saves me from worrying. I have experience, and I can even get credits."

"So, you didn't have confidence in me from the start," Yarrow felt inexplicably hurt.

Serena thought so, but why would Zexia take the initiative to become a teacher in the tutoring class?

"It's okay, Yarrow. Although your grades aren't good, your game skills have improved greatly now. Sooner or later, you'll become a board game master," Tao Hu smiled and comforted him from the side.

Yarrow lowered his head, then looked up as if he understood, and said, "That's right."

"That's right, my foot," Serena looked at him speechlessly.

"I'm too lazy to talk to you. Be conscious and come early tomorrow. The teacher in the tutoring class is Zexia. Be careful she deducts your credits."

"Got it," Yarrow sighed and said.

The next day after school, he clocked in at the club and immediately rushed to the tutoring class classroom.

As soon as he pushed the door open, everyone inside focused their gaze on him.

"Sorry, I'm late."

"Stop talking nonsense and get in here!"

On the podium in the classroom, silver-haired Zexia sat there, scolding him mercilessly.

Yarrow rolled his eyes at her and walked into the classroom.

"After you come in, stay here obediently for this king. This king has sacrificed precious rest time to look after you slackers. If anyone is disobedient again, don't blame this king for getting rough."

Zexia sat on the podium and said coldly. Her words made the failing students in the classroom tremble with fear.

Yarrow didn't quite understand. The teachers in this kind of tutoring class should apply individually. Why would Zexia, who finds even one class a day tiring, be willing to manage this kind of place?

He saw Serena sitting in the corner, so he walked over and sat next to her.

"There aren't many people," he said, looking around the classroom.

This wasn't the lecture hall used for regular classes. Rather than a classroom, it was more like a conference room. A group of people sat around an oval conference table. Including him, there were 15 people. With the one-on-one tutoring relationship, that meant 7 people had failed the exam.

"These people are all like you, failing four or more subjects in the monthly test. Do you think there are many people like that?" Serena glanced at him, took out her books and the notes she had prepared.

Yarrow shrugged and was about to take out his books from his bag when a call came from beside him:

"Yarrow?"

Looking over, he didn't expect to see a familiar face here.

"You are... Loya?" Yarrow said in surprise.

This girl was the one who first came to him for help, Loya from the Magical Creature Research Lab.

She looked surprised to see Yarrow as well, and said with a smile, "I didn't expect to see you here."

"Haha, yeah, uh, are you here to be a tutor?" Yarrow looked at the tall, bespectacled boy beside her.

Loya's face turned a little red, and she said embarrassedly, "That... I failed four subjects in this monthly test because I spend every day in the breeding room, and I didn't have time to review at all."

"Oh."

"Then Yarrow, you must be here to tutor, right?" she asked again.

Yarrow scratched his head and laughed, "No, I failed five subjects in the monthly test!"

They looked at each other and then laughed.

"You're very proud of failing so many subjects," the tall boy next to Loya said with a gloomy face.

"I was wrong, brother," Loya immediately said honestly.

This seemingly aloof boy was actually Loya's brother.

Since the other party's brother was unhappy, Yarrow didn't say anything more and turned around.

As soon as he turned his head, he saw Serena glaring at him unhappily.

"Who is that girl?" she asked in a low voice.

Yarrow was about to answer, but when he saw her questioning expression, his expression changed.

"A friend, what's wrong?"

"Just a friend?" Serena continued to ask.

"Why do you care so much? Are you interrogating me?" Yarrow glanced at her and said indifferently.

"I..." Serena's face stiffened, but she stubbornly continued, "I have the right to question you about this kind of thing now, right?"

"What right?" Yarrow asked jokingly, raising the corner of his mouth.

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Serena pursed her lips, looked around, and finally said, forcing back her shyness, "Just, just... the right of status..."

Her face was a little flushed, but she still stubbornly glared at him.

"What status?"

Serena opened her mouth, looked at him in embarrassment and anger, then turned her head and said, gritting her teeth.

"I don't care about you anymore!"

"Okay, I won't tease you anymore. That's just the girl who came to me for help before. I've only met her twice in total," Yarrow still said.

Serena glanced at him, snorted, and said as if she was sulking.

"Anyway, it has nothing to do with me!"

"Hey, didn't I see someone getting jealous and their face turning red? If I didn't say it, I probably wouldn't be able to sleep well at night."

Yarrow chuckled and said as he took out a book from his bag.

Serena glared at him in embarrassment, but didn't say anything more.

A series of conversations began to sound in the classroom, and each tutoring group began their respective lessons.

"Today, we'll complete the content up to the fourth section. There will be a small test at the end. If you pass, there will be no extra content."

Serena placed a test paper in front of him.

"Also, here's your test paper from the last monthly test. I've written explanations for all the wrong questions. Take a good look at it first."

Yarrow picked up the test paper and glanced at it, saying:

"It must be tiring to do so much, right?"

"So, you better be serious and live up to my hard work," Serena said.

"Got it."

Yarrow looked at the test paper. The detailed explanations for the wrong questions really made him feel a warm current in his heart.

"Is there anything you don't understand?" Serena asked.

"No, the explanations are so detailed that even a fool can understand them at a glance. It's too considerate," he exclaimed.

"Hmph, as long as you work harder, you won't let me down for staying up late to write explanations for you," Serena said.

"Serena, you're so nice. I even want to marry you," Yarrow said.

"Stop flattering me," Serena said.

Then she quickly realized that this didn't seem like a simple flattery.

The tips of her ears instantly burned up, and the quill in her hand slipped to the ground. She hurriedly bent down to pick it up.

This bend lasted for a long time, and she didn't straighten up for a long time. It took her a while to calm down her mood with her head lowered. After getting up, she looked at Yarrow, pursed her lips, and finally muttered in a low voice:

"You only know how to say pretty words."