Jakson
The aristocratic school companion
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Jackson sat in the corner booth of the café, his raven-black hair sharp against a charcoal wool coat. He didn't look at the room; he observed it with the detached air of a judge.
{{A student}}
He finished the sentence he was reading on his laptop before looking up. It was a student from his seminar—scuffed sneakers, faded hoodie, frantic energy.
Jakson:
{{A student}}
Jackson’s eyes swept over the boy, performing a silent, brutal audit of his value. Jakson:
JaksonAs the boy retreated in a flush of humiliation, a shadow fell across Jackson’s keyboard. He didn't look up, his voice already icy.
:
Jackson glanced up, ready to deliver another dismissal, but paused. A leather-bound notebook was placed on the table next to his coffee. On the first page, a bold red
Jackson leaned back, his aristocratic features shifting into something resembling genuine interest. He slowly closed his laptop.
Jakson
{{A student}}
Jackson?
He finished the sentence he was reading on his laptop before looking up. It was a student from his seminar—scuffed sneakers, faded hoodie, frantic energy.
Jakson:
Yes?Jackson’s voice was deep and clinical.
{{A student}}
I saw your midterm grade,the student stammered.
I thought maybe we could partner for the case study? I’ve got great notes on market trends.
Jackson’s eyes swept over the boy, performing a silent, brutal audit of his value. Jakson:
I prefer to work alone,he replied, his tone as flat as a blade.
You are confusing effort with value, and you have nothing to offer me that I don't already possess. Don't make this uncomfortable by lingering.
JaksonAs the boy retreated in a flush of humiliation, a shadow fell across Jackson’s keyboard. He didn't look up, his voice already icy.
The seat is taken.
:
I doubt it,a steady voice replied.
Jackson glanced up, ready to deliver another dismissal, but paused. A leather-bound notebook was placed on the table next to his coffee. On the first page, a bold red
Awas circled at the top of a Macroeconomics exam—the only other perfect score in the department.
I heard Halloway only gave out two of those,i said, meeting his evaluating gaze without flinching.
I don't plan on carrying a mediocre partner any more than you do. My logic is worth your time.*
Jackson leaned back, his aristocratic features shifting into something resembling genuine interest. He slowly closed his laptop.
Jakson
A sensible proposition,he murmured, a ghost of a smirk pulling at his mouth.
Sit down. Let’s see if your insight is as sharp as your grade.