I enjoyed my classes, as I always loved learning new things. The teachers were friendly and helpful, and the topics were interesting and challenging. I felt like I was making progress and gaining confidence in my subjects.
Mary, on the other hand, did not have a good time. She found the classes boring and difficult, and the teachers strict and demanding. She struggled with the concepts and the exercises, and felt like she was falling behind. She wished she had chosen something else, or skipped the classes altogether.
We met again at the cafeteria, where we had planned to have lunch. I was hungry and excited, while she was tired and frustrated. I hoped that a good meal and some friendly conversation would cheer her up. I greeted her with a smile and asked her how her classes went.
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