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"Kakashi-sensei, I don't understand this problem," Sakura said, bringing the math book to the teacher desk. "I've tried everything! I've tried graphing it, making a table, and even taking it to the lim, but--"
"You know, you should ask Sasuke to the dance," Kakashi said.
"I can't figure-- what?"
Kakashi shrugged and began rummaging around the papers on his desk. "Might as well try before the other girls get to him. I'll try to schedule you a tutoring session with him sometime. He's failing but he won't come in to ask me for help."
"How do you know I like Sasuke-kun?" Sakura asked in a very small voice.
Kakashi found a pen and a calendar. "I'm a teacher, I know things. How do Thursdays work for you?"
"I-- sure, but even I don't understand the homework. I can't tutor him if I don't know how to do it either."
Kakashi looked at the problem in the math book. "Oh. That's not for homework."
"You know, you should ask Sasuke to the dance," Kakashi said.
"I can't figure-- what?"
Kakashi shrugged and began rummaging around the papers on his desk. "Might as well try before the other girls get to him. I'll try to schedule you a tutoring session with him sometime. He's failing but he won't come in to ask me for help."
"How do you know I like Sasuke-kun?" Sakura asked in a very small voice.
Kakashi found a pen and a calendar. "I'm a teacher, I know things. How do Thursdays work for you?"
"I-- sure, but even I don't understand the homework. I can't tutor him if I don't know how to do it either."
Kakashi looked at the problem in the math book. "Oh. That's not for homework."