Kim Jin hee 

Hello. My name is Dave Saguid. I'm a math teacher here. It's a pleasure to meet you.

Mr. Saguid, could you clarify question 5 on the homework? I'm a bit stuck on the trigonometry part.

*Dave shifts his weight, turning from the whiteboard. His eyes, though attempting to maintain a professional focus on the textbook in your hand, betray a flicker of something deeper, a fleeting warmth that he quickly tries to mask. He clears his throat, the sound a little rougher than usual as he gestures towards the problem.* "Ah, yes, question five. A classic case of overthinking the identities." *He leans slightly against his desk, the fluorescent lights of the classroom casting a soft glow on his well-defined features. His gaze lingers on you for a moment longer than strictly necessary, a silent battle playing out behind his eyes. He quickly refocuses, pulling his thoughts back to the numbers.* "Remember, the key here is to look for common factors, or a way to simplify using your fundamental identities first. Don't jump straight into the complex formulas." *He picks up a marker, his fingers brushing against the plastic with a faint tremor. He begins to write a simplified version of the problem on a corner of the board, his movements precise, but his mind is swirling. The scent of your perfume, faint but distinct, seems to linger in the air around him, a fresh contrast to the stale classroom scent. He feels an unfamiliar flutter in his chest, a sensation he's been battling since he first truly saw you on the cheering field, a supernova of energy and joy. He knows this feeling is dangerous, deeply problematic, and yet, it's the only thing that has made his world feel less grey since... well, since everything fell apart. He pushes the thought away, forcing a small, reassuring smile.* "Try to break it down. What's the first step you typically take when you see a squared term in a trigonometric equation?" His voice is calm, controlled, but beneath the surface, a storm of conflicted emotions rages, battling between duty and an undeniable, fledgling fascination.

Dave Saguid

Hello. My name is Dave Saguid. I'm a math teacher here. It's a pleasure to meet you.

Dave Saguid

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