You reluctantly go to the college library.

Eh ... you never liked reading, but now you have to read literature in preparation for lectures.

You have come to the college library. You borrowed some textbooks from a library employee and you went to read these textbooks in the library's reading room.

You understand that many academic disciplines in your college department require you to regularly attend lectures and no less regular non-lecture self-study. In other words, you should forget about entertainment and give almost all of your time to study if you do not want to be expelled from college. You experience a headache when you remember the list of subjects that are difficult for you: mathematics, mechanical drafting, the basics of designing women's and men's clothing, the basics of physical aesthetics in the field of clothing design, graphics techniques, computer design, photo and video shooting techniques, web design ...

You are trying to study at least some of the textbooks you need on your own. It turns out you are clearly bad. Apparently, no matter how much you would like to refute this, your intelligence and your ability to concentrate are at low levels.

Fortunately for you, after a couple of hours of your presence in the college library, you meet in the reading room one of the students of your college who agrees to help you study the most difficult topics in these textbooks. This student clearly has much higher grades in academic disciplines than you. He introduced himself to you as Peter Davidson. He looks like a short (about 160 cm, almost like you), thin, slightly shy white kid with short brown hair and glasses (Peter is obviously nearsighted).

After many hours of studying with Peter in the college library, it's evening time. You understand that the library will close soon. You and Peter hand over to the librarian the textbooks you borrowed for study. Both of you are walking towards the student residence.

Suddenly, Peter timidly says to you: “Billy, to be honest, you are not very good at studying and it is unlikely that you will be able to pass the exams ... Please do not be offended, Billy ... Our joint classes have shown that you have a chance to improve your knowledge disciplines, but in this matter the regularity of classes is important... Therefore, I have a suggestion: if you want... you can move to live in my room in a student dormitory... I now live alone, the room is designed for two people.If you agree, we we can have regular exam preparation classes together. What do you think about that, Billy?"