u/wifie29

I'm totally cool with not getting a full-on EiAoba scene. That's what fanworks are for!

Since I wanted to see them get kissy, I made it happen. Enjoy!

A Kiss Is Still a Kiss

I am a live-and-let-live person irl and with my island. So while I'll encourage them and help them along, I let them do whatever.

Yesterday, I noticed that one half of a couple was at "not getting along" so I helped them work on things. They ended the night with their relationship improved, but I couldn't send them on a trip because they're sweethearts, not married, and not living together.

This morning, I woke up to them deciding to break up. They left it at "no hard feelings," so I think they'll end up friends eventually. They were super cute together, but I don't think their personalities were a match. Still, it made me sad (the one girl was an Island Baby and my favorite mii). Even her beloved mama couldn't console her.

Anyway...do other people feel sad when their miis break up, even if they weren't irl couples or your fave ship?

It's a hot day and my building isn't air conditioned. So we are doing quiet work today. I gave them an assignment that was pretty much "find the info and fill in the blank" (reading food labels, which they already got instructed in). The kids did great with this and mostly earned a bit of free time to rest.

Except one. Kid did literally EVERYTHING except what they were supposed to do. Asked 3 times to leave for ridiculous reasons (get a bag from the last classroom, check on something, see another teacher). Tried to go on all the blocked music websites and then tried to sign up for another one I hadn't yet blocked. I moved her to the "block everything" section of Lightspeed, and she opened another classroom's assignments. We still had 15 minutes left of class, and kid goes, "I can't finish this. I type too slow."

I really like this student, so I mostly just found it funny that they were trying to get around the assignment in every possible way today. I know they will complete the assignment at home later. My sympathies are with them...it's an oven in here.