(This is a revision of a short story I wrote for Grade 10 English class, the last class I ever got to write one for. If it's well-received, Life User will feature more short stories, probably with stronger science-fiction elements, in the future.)
"David is failing math."
Aerospace engineer Roger
Joyson could hardly believe his ears. His son David, who had always
anted to be a scientist or engineer, had the science grades and
intelligence to do it, and generally made B+s and A grades in school,
was failing fifth-grade math.
In The Night Sky: A Tragedy of Astronomical Proportions
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