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When The Bell Rings
The first bell of the first period indicates the deadline. In a virtual meeting, the teacher strictly reminds them of their assigned project, so, the student decides to stay overnight, feeding only on sodas and chips. Disoriented by a lack of sleep, he was able to pass it before the bell rang, but is it a siren that is ringing?
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The first bell of the first period indicates the deadline. In a virtual meeting, the teacher strictly reminds them of their assigned project, so, the student decides to stay overnight, feeding only on sodas and chips. Disoriented by a lack of sleep, he was able to pass it before the bell rang, but is it a siren that is ringing?
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:AM Amminus, Brownies Pictures
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