Essay

“You ought to go to a boys' school sometime. Try it sometime,” I said. “It's full of

To tackle the housing affordability, first of all, it is crucial to lift the supply of housing as it will release the pressure on the housing price. Nevertheless, the supply of housing is inelastic as it requires an adequate fund, time, approval from the Government. Besides, the housing system is heavily dependent on the private sector. Thus, the Government should provide initiatives for housing providers to shift the supply of houses in the market. Australia would follow the policies from other countries to tackle the housing affordability. However, it has to fit in the Australian context. These policies might work well in other places but it does not mean that it will be applicable in Australia. The Singapore Government has a public

“Not really; the kid’s always been charismatic.” Erica smiled to herself, remembering little Ezra trying to convince her to buy him sweets at the market.

“Thanks for the reassurance guys,” Andrew said sarcastically while rolling his eyes and packing up to go to his next class. He meandered to his next class somberly while staring into the library, ogling at the enormous bookshelves that might have been higher than his life goals would ever be.

“He’s from D’Urberville academy isn’t he Tess? Oh I think I’ve seen him play on their team. He must be loaded to go to a posh school like that! Go introduce us to him! You’re pretty enough to get him to buy us a drink.” Joan said.

Jessica’s eyes found the ground and she gulped. Phil stared at her waiting for an answer until she looked up and grinned brightly. "I'm doing great! College is fun, but there’s a lot of work.”

Rowe leaned back, crossing her legs and tapping her cheek. “Well, she says you’re intense and a bit scary, but don’t worry about that she’s afraid of most things.” She slowly shook her head as a frown briefly passed over her face. Her bright smile returned as she continued, “She also says you’re really nice and encouraging. More than anything else though, she talks about your art. She goes on and on about how amazing it is.”

"To my car" bredon said. He looked at the corner to his eye to see Jon and his friends coming out of the school.

"For the most part. It's just that he gets easily distracted. Steve spoke to me about it. He told me that he needs a distraction to cope with his father's bullshit."

I looked at him confused, “I say lots of things, I’m talking to you right now.”

"Well, he already sees you as a 'coquet,' and thinks you have a crush on me," she retorted, "You should pay more attention to him if you want him to quit thinking of you as my future boyfriend or another one of his straight friends." Alexander let out an exasperated sigh and ran a hand through his hair in an irritated manner. "He thinks I'm straight? Wonderful," he mumbled, "I don't even know how to begin to fix this one." He looked at his interlocutor for a suggestion. "Hmm, maybe casually bring it up the next time you two hang out?" she said, and Alexander entertained the possibility for a moment before nodding. "Yeah," he said, rising to his feet. "I'll see if he can hang out after school today." With that, he gave Elizabeth a small wave goodbye and strode over to John's desk, taking a seat beside him. "Hey, John," he greeted, his tone oddly cheerful as he gave the other a friendly

“Alright, everyone,” Victor suddenly said. “Our first mission is to let the new guy remember how it feels like to have friends. Meet at Yogurtland precisely after school. If you are late, no snacks for you. Got it?”

"Where will he show at, though?" Pandora mused. They might share her head, but not all thoughts are shared. Pandora wouldn't know what the note meant until Conan explained.

“You mean to tell me you have never had a boyfriend?” Matthew was curious now.

“Hey Char, what’s up with Ryan? He’s not answering his phone and I haven’t seen him since maths.” James said with concern obvious in his tone.