Mom
You tried one person, got a sigh, then moved on like a reasonable human. That is called learning, not betrayal.
Family Verdict
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I was asking Oliver math questions and he got annoyed. So I asked Lexi instead which really helped but Oliver got upset and moved away. is it my fault?
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Dad
Oliver got annoyed because your questions found the limit first. Lexi answered, so the method worked.
Gen Z Person
You did not commit a crime by asking a second person. Oliver just wanted the spotlight, not the homework.
Sibling
Classic you: one annoyed face and you immediately upgraded to the better tutor. Honestly, efficient.
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Auntie Li
You asked Oliver first, then switched to Lexi in front of him? That little scene had tea service written all over it.
Auntie Chen
Exactly, and Oliver moving away after that sounds like he wanted a dramatic exit after losing the math spotlight.
Auntie Wang
That moving away is pure wounded pride. He heard Lexi solving it and walked off like the chair insulted him.
Not your fault. You tried Oliver, he got annoyed, and you used the person who actually helped.
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