Reid didn't say anything. It didn't have to be a big thing. He would discreetly visit Ben tonight, and detail what he'd heard in the halls, what Terry was going through. Before first class, each teacher would be briefed, asked to take ten minutes out of the beginning of their first class to speak of the zero-tolerance policy in both bullying, tormenting, spreading rumors, and emotional damage that came from spreading untrue stories based on speculation by peers. But he wouldn't say anything about that impending conversation to Terry. It would be easier that way.

He shook his head. "I see." He muttered, nodding quietly. "As long as some form of forgiving took place." But he didn't want to push. He looked down to Terry's half-finished drawing. "You can turn something in tomorrow, if you like." He added, bringing his glasses back down. "I don't mind giving you some extra time." A change in subject seemed to be in order---the way Terry reacted when speaking about how his eye came to lose its vision.