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equations and solving extra math problems. Riley Jenson
was dedicated to a fault.
“Practice makes perfect, right?” I cajoled, gently. “One
more time, babe.”
She lowered her arm a bit and peeked at me. “Then we
can watch Riverdale?”
“One episode,” I reluctantly agreed.
“Binge watch the whole season?” Riley gave me puppy
eyes, the ones she had mastered, which almost won me
over.
I pinched her shin. “Now you’re pushing it, Missy.”
She hissed, pulling her feet away, and her bottom lip
jutted out in a pout.
“Let’s go back to the question.”
Riley nodded and sat up, focusing back on her notebook.
I explained the steps to her again, she nodded along and
gave it one more try.
Twenty minutes later, she let out a shout of victory. “I
did it!”
Yes, she did. Just like I knew she would.
The happiness on her face was infectious, and I found
myself laughing with her as she did half a twerk on my bed.
We spent the next two hours working on our homework.
Once we were done and had put all our stuff away, I went
down to get us snacks while Riley loaded Riverdale on
Netflix. She wanted to binge watch while I was settling for
only two episodes. It was going to be a battle for sure.
Halfway through the first episode, Riley started to get
edgier. She was sneaking glances at me, and I noticed the
way she was practically poking a hole through her blouse.
I knew Riley long enough to know this was a sign of
nervousness, and it had nothing to do with Riverdale. I
waited for her to speak instead of pushing for information.
If something was wrong, she’d tell me on her own without
me having to force it out of her. It was a silent
understanding between us. Riley has never pushed me