TEXT: At Banting (Paige stares at the clock during a test.) Professor James: And time! Next question. (Paige flips her page over as the girl next to her coughs and blows her nose.) Paige: Ew. Professor James: And time. Next question. Paige: What? Professor James: Sh sh sh sh. And time. Next question. Time. And time. (Everything blurs together and Paige starts panicking. She runs into the hall hyperventilating and starts to cry.) Paige: God I'm such an idiot. In Paige's dorm room (Paige is lying on her bed while people are partying in the dorm she and calls Alex on her cell.) Paige: (On the phone) Hi Alex's voicemail. Uh sorry I haven't called. I wanted to, but... Okay have you ever felt like the subway is running over your lungs? Like you're trying to breathe, but the entire train is just crushing your ribs? Okay um I'm rambling. I just, I really, really, really hope that you're still going to Marco and Dylan's this weekend. Bye. During Paige's class Professor James: That's it. Oh and I'll have your exam marks next week. Uh Paige Mik-ale-chuk, a word please. Paige: Um Professor James I was hoping we could talk, actually. Um I guess you thought I left the midterm. Well I mean I did, but not like- Professor James: When someone walks out on an exam, I like to know why. I sleep better. Paige: Well that's part of it. Sleeping. I haven't been. Professor James: Ah partying. Paige: No I swear...though the rest of my dorm has a lot. I just have so much work all the time. Professor James: Welcome to college. Paige: It's stressful and who knew there'd be so much math in marketing? Professor James: Paige you need to pass this course to stay in the program. Paige: Help me to. Please I am seconds from losing my scholarship. Professor James: I don't want to discourage you, but
SUMMARY:
Stressed at Banting, Paige has a panic attack during an exam. When her professor gives her another chance, she has to juggle catching up on her schoolwork and preparing a huge family dinner. Meanwhile, Peter wants forgiveness from Darcy but finds out he has his work cut out for him.