During the final class of evening self-study, most students participating in the school dining table program were waiting for the final assignments.
The girls wanted to be grouped with their best friends or with handsome male classmates, and at the very least, they did not want to eat at the same table as someone they detested—that would be so sickening they wouldn't even be able to swallow their food.
The boys, on the other hand, wondered what kind of "romantic encounters" might await them. After all, sharing a table to eat, looking out for each other day after day—with proximity giving them the advantage, wouldn't romance naturally follow?
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