A Little Game Page #2
do today?
Nothing.
Okay, I'll be back
as soon as I can.
You call me
if you need me.
Excellent.
There's a choice period
after lunch today, Max.
the chess club then.
There are other girls
there with your skills.
But I don't know
how to play chess.
That's okay.
They can teach you.
Do you have a book
Heh. It's much better
to learn from a person.
The advisor
is Mr. Eckhard.
He's an excellent
teacher. Okay?
Before you came,
I was the third-best
math student in the class.
Now I'm the fourth.
And who might you be?
I'm Max Kuftinec.
I'm here
for the chess club?
Excellent.
What's your level?
I've actually
never really...
Mr. Eckhard, Max is
a friend of mine.
I'll play with her.
Well, thank you,
Isabella.
That's very hospitable
of you.
Let's see
how smart you are now.
Go ahead. You're white.
Oh, my God.
You don't know
how to play.
You don't even know
how to make the first move.
That's pathetic.
One day, I'm going
to come back here,
and I'm going to teach you some manners.
Yeah, well,
good luck with that.
What happened?
Why did she leave?
To be honest, Mr. Eckhard,
I don't think
she liked you very much.
I'm sorry.
Hey, kids!
Hi.
Papa, do you think you
could teach me how to play...
Maxie, I gotta run.
Mrs. Rosenhirsch
has mice.
One of them's
in the bathtub
with Mrs. Rosenhirsch.
Okay, listen,
if I'm not back by 7:00,
get dinner
out of the fridge, okay?
I love you two! Call me
if you need me, all right?
Becky Langer.
Sophie Glass.
Isabella Diaz.
Max Kuftinec.
She's has a boy's first
name and a stupid last name.
I know it's
hard to do,
but sometimes you gotta
take a chance, man.
Yeah, I know.
No,
you should go for it.
It can't take too long
to learn, can it?
I've always wanted
Just find
the right guy.
Pick the one you want
to learn from.
All the little league
coaches are good.
Go away.
You're still here.
Fine. Let's play.
I'll let you win...
for a while.
Costs five bucks.
I don't know
how to play chess,
and I don't usually
talk to strangers.
Not talking
to strangers is smart,
but not playing chess,
that's just stupid.
What's 25 times 14?
Something tells me
I'm about to find out.
350. I'm not stupid.
Fine.
But you're, like,
what, six years old,
and you don't know
how to play chess yet?
What kind of crappy school you go to?
I want to learn how to play,
and I'm not 6. I'm 10.
When I was 10, I was carrying
blocks of ice up 5 flights of stairs.
I don't think
that's possible
unless you're, like, 90.
Fine. My father
did that, not me.
But I certainly knew how
to play chess when I was 10.
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