Like Archer, Lee had enough of being stuck inside doing the technical work. It was what he was best at and he didn't mind working alone. The problem was he couldn't be around any of the students so lunchtime was pretty much an endeavor to find that space without being around them.
He had his bento prepared for him by his housekeeper, Combot was following closely behind. He kept his dog Caesar at home with the housekeeper now since it was pretty clear that he wouldn't be able to keep the dog away from the students as social as the bulldog was.
He picked a place that was close by but not too close to cause any discomfort and sat at the bench. The chilly weather was fitting for his distant behavior as he unpacked his lunch. He glanced at the new janitor.
"They can grate on your nerves after a while."
He used to love to teach but now he can't find it in him to continue without any discomfort and uneasiness between himself and the students. It was almost depressing just being this close. He slid open the box and grimaced.
"I specifically asked for no ham. Nobody listens to simple instructions any more." The technician sighed.
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He had his bento prepared for him by his housekeeper, Combot was following closely behind. He kept his dog Caesar at home with the housekeeper now since it was pretty clear that he wouldn't be able to keep the dog away from the students as social as the bulldog was.
He picked a place that was close by but not too close to cause any discomfort and sat at the bench. The chilly weather was fitting for his distant behavior as he unpacked his lunch. He glanced at the new janitor.
"They can grate on your nerves after a while."
He used to love to teach but now he can't find it in him to continue without any discomfort and uneasiness between himself and the students. It was almost depressing just being this close. He slid open the box and grimaced.
"I specifically asked for no ham. Nobody listens to simple instructions any more." The technician sighed.