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Rebecca Lobo doesn't care. She doesn't care, she doesn't care, she doesn't care. She says this from time to time but does not believe herself. If Professor Alvin came to her in a dream and said, “care,” then she would care.
Professor Alvin is Rebecca Lobo's poetry teacher at school. His class has been canceled for the last three days because he is away for a conference somewhere about Renaissance poetry. He wrote Rebecca Lobo a reference for an internship at CNBC a while ago. In return, Rebecca Lobo writes him very bad poems that she will never show him, not because she thinks it too forward, but because she is afraid of being a cliché. A student who falls in love with her poetry teacher.
Cliché.
Professor Alvin is Rebecca Lobo's poetry teacher at school. His class has been canceled for the last three days because he is away for a conference somewhere about Renaissance poetry. He wrote Rebecca Lobo a reference for an internship at CNBC a while ago. In return, Rebecca Lobo writes him very bad poems that she will never show him, not because she thinks it too forward, but because she is afraid of being a cliché. A student who falls in love with her poetry teacher.
Cliché.