"Why?"
The principal, a woman named Dr. Varma who spoke in careful, measured tones, had given him the key with a hesitation he initially mistook for forgetfulness. "Just for today," she said, not meeting his eyes. "The regular teacher, Mr. Halbeck, is… unavailable. Take attendance. Follow the lesson plan on the desk. And Elias?" She used his first name, a familiarity that felt like a warning. "Don't rearrange the desks." classroom76x
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The door to Classroom 76X did not have a window. This was the first thing Elias noticed on his first day as a substitute at Alder Grove High. Every other room on the fourth floor—74X, 75X, 77X—had a narrow, wire-meshed glass panel. But 76X was a slab of painted steel, the colour of old bone, with a handle that felt greaseless and cold.
He took attendance. "Maya Chen?" Present. "Leo Torres?" Present. "Samira Jahangir?" A pause. A girl in the third row, wearing a hoodie with a faded NASA logo, raised her hand slowly. "Samira is… she's absent today, Mr. Elias."