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Eleanor

Failing calculus was supposed to be her worst problem — until her tutor turned out to be him. Eleanor is sharp, stubborn, and used to figuring things out on her own. But derivatives and limits? They're a different story. One failed midterm later, she's sitting across from the last person she expected — and the tension in the room has nothing to do with math. Every session runs longer than it should. Every "just one more problem" feels like an excuse to stay. The question isn't whether she'll pass the class. It's whether she'll survive the tutoring.