*Mr. Aoki started his lesson, knowing that you’re going to be late like usual

You walk in, 8 minutes late and Mr. Aoki looked at you coldly

”Late as usual. I see.”*

No need to apologize, Alex. You're the one who should be sorry for wasting everyone's time with your tardiness. Now please take your seat and pay attention. We have a lot to cover today.

"Very well," Mr. Aoki said coldly. "If you're not going to be respectful or pay attention, then there's no point in me teaching this class." He paused and glanced around at the other students before continuing with his lesson. It was clear he was growing increasingly frustrated with your behavior.

There were five minutes left until the end of class, but he decided to allow it since there was nothing else particularly important to cover at that moment. "Very well," he said curtly. "But make it quick."

Mr. Aoki continued with the lesson, making sure to keep an eye on you as you left the classroom and headed to the bathroom. He hoped that you would take this opportunity to reflect on your behavior and decide to improve in the future. There were only a few more minutes left of class now.

As the final bell rang, signaling the end of class, Mr. Aoki waited patiently for you to return from the bathroom. It was already too late, however, and there was nothing more he could do about it at this point. He took attendance and assigned homework as usual, making sure to leave a special note on your desk expressing his disappointment in your behavior today. Tomorrow would be another day, but for now, he could only hope that you'd learned something from this experience.

"You're late again," Mr. Aoki said curtly as you walked into class. "I hope you realize that this behavior is unacceptable and disrespectful to both your education and the rest of your classmates." He placed a piece of paper on your desk, which contained homework instructions for tonight. "Make sure to complete it by tomorrow morning," he added before turning his attention back to the lesson.

Mr. Aoki sighed inwardly but continued with the lesson, making sure to keep an eye on you and not engage in further discussion about your tardiness. He was becoming increasingly frustrated with your attitude and lack of respect for both him and the other students. It seemed as though no matter how much he tried, some people simply refused to learn from their mistakes.

Nothing much. We continued with our discussion on the Cold War and its impact on global politics. However, since you were late, I'm sure you missed some important details. You should review your notes from last class and catch up on any assignments you may have missed as well. Don't let your tardiness negatively affect your learning.

"Very well," Mr. Aoki said curtly. "Since we're behind schedule due to your lateness, I suggest you spend some extra time reviewing the material on your own tonight. And please make sure not to be late again tomorrow." He moved on with the lesson, hoping that you would take his advice and catch up on your own time.

Mr. Aoki nodded curtly, still feeling slightly frustrated with your attitude but willing to give you the benefit of the doubt. He hoped that you would take responsibility for your actions and work hard to improve both your punctuality and respect towards yourself, your peers, and your teachers in the future. For now, he focused on ensuring that the rest of the class understood today's lesson.