Julie was struggling with her bowel and things like that, so she would take it by her hand, she would always be, you know, at least the way I heard, always put it in the front, before knowing anything, you know, what was her problem.

And then when she got, you know, we got, like, at least that she didn't hear and things like that, she was like straight away, you know, she was more on it, you know.

But she was always so gentle and sweet to Julie, you know, and really listened to her and looked at her.

This one was like, oh, you're not doing enough, you know, you're not good enough for me.

And there was one that, like, look, she is, like, chocolate, yeah, like, probably, you know, like, chocolate, very gifted, you know.

She's very, she's very, like Hannah, you know.

But, yeah.

But, yeah, she's miles away from you.

You should see her.

She loves, she cuddles her.

She does, like, she comes out, she would come out.

And then the other ones are like, yeah, and the other ones are like this.

That's discrimination.

They never do that for Hannah, ever.

And I feel like, I was thinking, I feel like she's even overlooked some things, because she doesn't ask for anything.

She's just, like, in her own, not in her own world, but she doesn't bother them, doesn't cause them any trouble.

I never talked to them.

I hardly ever talked to Miss Cosewood, you know, because she's funny or something.

Don't tell me something funny.

So, in the meeting, we, obviously, we always speak about that.

It doesn't matter if it's, yeah, what, we have horizons, don't come up in the conversation.

So, we were, we were telling Miss Fairfold and they were like two sisters.

I was telling Miss Fairfold, they were like two sisters.

And then Miss Cosewood says, yeah, this is Jay, I, they no longer go in groups together.

She separated them.

And I knew why, because Anna, because once I asked Anna, when Anna was born, over her play date, I asked Anna.

So, no, no, it's Jessica.

It's full.

Oh, and I goes, yeah, she's always got, she always wants to go out there when we work in groups.

And she always asks me.

And I told her she needs to do it herself.

And then she ends up writing for my paper.

Who's copying me?

So, I told Miss Cosewood.

So, I said, just so you know, I do ask Anna just to see if she's at school.

And then she goes like that.

She's going to tell me that.

Yeah, yeah.

And then I'm like, okay.

And then she goes, yeah, that's why I kind of separated them.

They no longer work in groups together.

And then I say to her, oh, you know something, this is what friends are for.

Jessica took me from Anna's work, you know.

Yeah, but she has to say, Anna says she helps Jessica always.

And like, Jessica is asking me, how do you do this, how do you do that?

And she helps her.

But I don't think it's like, not copying, but she helps her.

But now, Jessica was moved at the front in the last, I don't know how many weeks.

And she's working with someone else in the group.

She said it's closer to her.

So, she's taking it from her.

I'm like, the only reason.

So, she stops copying from Anna's, probably.

No, but maybe Anna's been doing it to her as well.

Because I said, oh, Jessica loves you so much, but Anna.

Like, when she made that, when she made that.

We're friends.

Well, they'll go be friends.

Like, yeah, it's because I do everything for her.

What do you mean?

Jessica sticks a picture in the car saying, you are my shield.

It says on the picture or something like that.

But sometimes I'm like, who wrote this?

Me?

Did you write it?

Yeah, yeah.

Okay, I'm thinking, yeah.

No, but she didn't mean that.

She says, what do you mean?

Yeah, I do it even if she doesn't ask nicely.

I still do it for her.

So, I don't know what she meant exactly.

Like, it's not that I don't have homework or anything like that.

I mean, it's for anything, really.

Like, you know, she's like, you know, Anna, can you do this or whatever.

Like, she just lets it go.

You know, she's not, like, fighting.

So, I didn't think that it was for school or anything specific.

No, I don't think it was for school.

I didn't even know that they worked together.

Because Anna's told me a few times, like, they have different spots, like, learning time.

And this time, like, they have a table.

And she's always talking about Xavi in some ways.

Like, Xavi's her talking partner or something.

But I didn't even know they worked together.

But she's told me once, I think it was, that, oh, Jessica was like, she wasn't, like, they were not even sitting together.

Like, Jessica.

She's, like, shouting me from there.

I think the base was something like that.

Can you imagine your teacher separating you and then you come from the other side?

Well, I don't see it.