“He’s…he’s having concentration problems,” I answer. I don’t want to say he had a comple


“He’s…he’s having concentration problems,” I answer. I don’t want to say he had a comple
“He’s…he’s having concentration problems,” I answer. I don’t want to say he had a comple
“He’s…he’s having concentration problems,” I answer. I don’t want to say he had a comple
“He’s…he’s having concentration problems,” I answer. I don’t want to say he had a comple
“He’s…he’s having concentration problems,” I answer. I don’t want to say he had a comple
“He’s…he’s having concentration problems,” I answer. I don’t want to say he had a comple
“He’s…he’s having concentration problems,” I answer. I don’t want to say he had a comple
“He’s…he’s having concentration problems,” I answer. I don’t want to say he had a comple