They say that in the process of teaching others, you also teach yourself and understand things better.
Though I already knew everything she was saying, I kept my mouth shut and paid attention to every word leaving Sade's mouth.
Since she was being honest about helping me, I figured I might as well let her help herself.
Not to arouse any suspicion or invite questions I didn't want to answer, I asked questions in tricky areas, amused when Sade lit up in these moments.
Minutes went by, and I was left to my own devices, and then at a point, both I and my body were tired.
Grrrrrrrrrr!
The cry from my belly drew Sade's attention, and she turned to me, surprised.
"Hungry already?"
"I only had cereal before coming."
"Even so, it's still too early."
Hearing her, I raised my brows, and she hurriedly checked her phone.
"Oh, my bad. It's already 9:42. Let's get you something to eat before we head to class."
"That's nice, but aren't you worried about whether I've learnt enough?"
