You said you were done with student

You said you were done with students,” Clara tried to reason with him.
“I thought I was. I meant every word I said to you. I haven't been this happy in a really long time. I really thought you enjoyed it as well, but apparently I was wrong.”
“I did. I did enjoy it,” she told him, “But I'm not ready to start anything.”
She could have told him the truth. She could have told him that her boyfriend had died and he would have understood. But she didn't. Instead she grabbed her bag, said she was sorry and stormed out of the room.

Clara was glad to be back in her own apartment that evening. She imagined that closing the door behind her meant locking out all of her problems and worries, but tonight it just wouldn't work. The Doctor wouldn't leave her alone.
If she was being perfectly honest with herself she had to admit that she indeed found him attractive in some way that she couldn't fully comprehend. Yet it didn't matter. She didn't want to be a second Eileen. She wasn't ready to get over Danny's death and become the Doctor's. . . whatever it would be. Affair? Girlfriend? All she truly wanted was to cling to and wrap herself in her dead boyfriend's memory.
Clara threw her coat aside and prepared herself a cup of tea, still having some homework to do for the following day. She sat down at her desk, opened her laptop and spotted a new e-mail in her university account. She opened it without taking a look at the sender and soon realized that no other than the Doctor had sent it to her.

“Dear Clara,
I am sorry if I made you feel uncomfortable. I promise to respect your wishes and leave you alone from now on. Please don't drop this class because of our little encounter the other night. Your education is more important than any personal problems we might have.

The Doctor.”

Clara was about to close the mail and carry on with her homework, but it seemed a little rude to leave it unanswered. After all, the Doctor had only expressed his feelings for her and was now apologizing sincerely. She didn't really know what to reply, so she typed a simple “Thank you” before turning her attention back to her homework, glad that this problem appeared to be solved.

結果 (中文) 1:

你说你不做学生，"克拉拉试图跟他讲道理。"我以为我了。我的意思我给你说的每一句话。我没有过很长时间，在这快乐。我真的以为你喜欢它，但显然我错了。"我做了。我确实喜欢它，"她告诉他，"但我不准备开始任何东西"。她能告诉他真相。她的男朋友已经死了，他就明白了，她就告诉他。但她没有。相反，她拿起她的包，说她很抱歉，冲出了房间。克拉拉高兴那天晚上似乎回到了她自己的公寓。她以为自己关上门她就意味着锁定所有她的问题和忧虑，但是今晚它就是不工作。医生不会离开她。如果她真没有完全诚实面对自己，她不得不承认，她确实发现他吸引一些她不能完全理解的方式。然而它并不重要。她不想要第二个艾琳。她还没准备好丹尼的死亡，成为一名医生。......不管如何。事情吗？女朋友吗？她真正想要的一切是抱住，把自己在男友的内存中。克拉拉她的外套扔到一边，仍然有一些作业要做为第二天准备了一杯茶。她坐在她的桌前，打开她的笔记本电脑和她大学账户中发现一个新的电子邮件。她打开它没有考虑看看发件人，很快意识到，没有其他比医生已经寄给她。“Dear Clara,I am sorry if I made you feel uncomfortable. I promise to respect your wishes and leave you alone from now on. Please don't drop this class because of our little encounter the other night. Your education is more important than any personal problems we might have.The Doctor.”Clara was about to close the mail and carry on with her homework, but it seemed a little rude to leave it unanswered. After all, the Doctor had only expressed his feelings for her and was now apologizing sincerely. She didn't really know what to reply, so she typed a simple “Thank you” before turning her attention back to her homework, glad that this problem appeared to be solved.

結果 (中文) 3:

你说你和学生们在一起，“克拉拉试图和他一起努力。“我以为我是。我的意思是我对你说的每一个字。在一段很长的时间里，我没有这个快乐。我真的以为你也喜欢，但显然我错了。”“我真的。“我真的很喜欢，”她对他说，“但我还没准备好开始任何事。”她本可以告诉他真相。她可以告诉他，她的男朋友已经死了，他会理解的。但是她没有抓住她的袋子，说她很抱歉，冲出了房间。那天晚上，克拉拉很高兴回到自己的公寓。她想象在她身后关上了门，这就意味着要把所有的问题和烦恼都锁在门外，但今晚却不能工作。医生不会让她独自一人。如果她对自己完全诚实的话，她不得不承认，她确实在某种程度上对他有吸引力，她不能完全理解他。但这并不重要。她不想成为爱琳。她不准备在丹尼的死成为医生。，无论它是什么。的事吗？女朋友吗？她真正想要的是紧紧抓住她死去的男友的记忆。克拉拉把自己的外衣扔到一边，准备自己一杯茶，还有一些作业要做，第二天。她坐在她的办公桌上，打开她的笔记本电脑，看到了一封新的电子邮件，在她的大学帐户。她打开它不带一看，并很快意识到，除了医生已经发送给她。“亲爱的克拉拉，我很抱歉，如果我让你感到不舒服。我保证尊重你的愿望，现在就离开你了。不要因为我们的小遭遇而放弃这门课。你的教育比我们所能拥有的任何个人问题更重要。医生。”克拉拉正要结束邮件，继续做作业，但离开它似乎有点不礼貌。毕竟，医生只是对她表达了自己的感情，现在才道歉。她真的不知道该怎么回答，所以她打了一个简单的“谢谢”，把她的注意力转向她的家庭作业，很高兴这个问题似乎得到解决。