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Welcome to R-slash Pro Revenge, where OP destroys the life of a cheating preacher.

I spent about 10 years teaching high school humanities at a small private school.

For my first two years, I didn't have a classroom just a small office. I would bring what I needed

for each class on a card and go from room to room, depending on which teacher had a prepped

any given time. This was incredibly inconvenient, and not being the most organized of teachers to

begin with made things difficult to keep track of. There were a group of 11th grade boys who decided

to make things a little more difficult for me. There were good kids, we got along well. I coach

several of them on the school soccer team, but they decided that since my office would often be

empty, it was a great place to prank. It was never anything too serious. Things falling over

when I opened the door, or things disappearing for a day, and then turning up in a different place

the next day. Nothing was ever damaged, and I could never prove who it was, even though I knew.

My school had mandatory final exams in each academic course. I didn't really think they were

necessary, so I would generally make them pretty easy with a lot of preparation. I would give out

study sheets and play review games for a couple of weeks before the test, and there was no reason

the students wouldn't do well on them. I had admin approval to do this, as they weren't particularly

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