Koa frowned and ran a hand through his messy hair.<br/>"My apologies, Abby."<br/><br/>The boy hadn't gotten much sleep last night, his memory was a bit slippery today.<br/><br/>He lead her down one long hallway, pulling out a key and unlocking the door, opening it all the way and holding the door until she stepped inside.<br/><br/>It was rather cool in the room, since it hadn't been opened that morning yet. Koa went directly to the large desk at the far end of the room and set down the stack of papers he had, signaling her to come over.<br/><br/>Grabbing a red pen he spread out a few sheets.<br/>"I usually grade these at least three at a time, the most common way of cheating is looking at someone in front of you, so this way you can pick up possible mistakes that both people make by using comparison."<br/>Koa took cheating rather seriously, and did not find any reason to not drop a student if it was proven that they had.<br/><br/>He went over the three tests quickly with the answer sheet next to him, marking mistakes with the pen and expecting the student, when given the test back, to go over and correct their own mistakes.<br/><br/>He then handed her the pen and got up, leaving her the seat and the stack of papers as he stood to the side, wanting to see if she can get the hang of the task.