The next morning, Leela got dressed, brushed her hair, took out her books, and went to the library where their class would be taking place.

In no time at all, Huey, Dewey, Louie, and Webby came running in and took a seat.

"Hello, children. I hope your excited about the fun day I have planned. I want to start today with writing a short story about the best thing that ever happened to you." Leela said, handing out paper and pencils.

They all started writing.

When they were all finished, they read them out loud.

"Very nicely done." Leela said.

"Miss Leela, what about you?" Huey asked.

"Pardon?" She asked.

"What's the best thing that's ever happened to you?" He asked.

"Hmmmm I don't know. I never really thought about it. Tell you what, I'll give some thought about it while you kids work on some math problems. Alright?" She said.

"Okay." They said.

Leela write some math problems on the board.

The kids started writing them down.

When they were finished, they handed them to Leela.

She read over them. 

"Alright, now we are going to do some silent reading. Pick out a book and read quietly." She said.

They did as they were told.

"Webby, may I please talk to you for a minute?" She asked.

Webby walked over to her desk. 

"Am I in trouble?" Webby asked.

"Not at all. I just wanted to tell you that I think you need more practice in math." She said.

"Will you help me?" Webby asked.

Leela smiled. 

"Of course I will. After class, I'll help you." She said.

"Thank you, Miss Leela." Webby said.

After some silent reading, Leela took out some song books and handed them out.

"Now, turn to page 42. We will start from the top and work our way down the page. I want you all to listen to me first and then try it yourselves." Leela said.

They turned the pages.

Leela began singing.

The kids were speechless.

Leela had such a beautiful voice.

"Now you try." She said.

"No. Sing more. Please?" Louie said.

She smiled. "Alright." She said.

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Some people long for a life that is simple and planned

Tied with a ribbon

Some people won't sail the sea 'cause they're safer on land

To follow what's written

But I'd follow you to the great unknown

Off to a world we call our own

Hand in my hand

And we promised to never let go

We're walking a tightrope

High in the sky

We can see the whole world down below

We're walking a tightrope

Never sure, never know how far we could fall

But it's all an adventure

That comes with a breathtaking view

Walking a tightrope

With you, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

With you, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

With you

Mountains and valleys, and all that will come in between

Desert and ocean

You pulled me in and together we're lost in a dream

Always in motion

So I risk it all just to be with you

And I risk it all for this life we choose

Hand in my hand

And you promised to never let go

We're walking a tightrope

High in the sky

We can see the whole world down below

We're walking a tightrope

Never sure, will you catch me if I should fall?

Well, it's all an adventure

That comes with a breathtaking view

Walking a tightrope

With you, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

With you

With you, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh

With you, ooh, ooh, ooh

With you

They clapped.

She smiled and bowed.

"Thank you very much. Now it's your turn." She said.

They started singing.

When they finished, she clapped. 

"Very good. That's all for today. I expect you all to keep studying and practicing." Leela said.

"We will. See ya later." Dewey said. 

He and his brothers ran out.

As promised, Leela helped Webby with math.

When they came to the end, she got much better.

"Your doing very well, Webby. Keep up the good work." Leela said.

"Thank you, Miss Leela. I'll work very hard. I promise." Webby said.

"Good girl." She said. 

Webby ran out.

Leela stayed behind and cleaned up the library.

Scrooge walked in. 

"I heard great things about you from the boys. They said they never found school more fun." He said.

She smiled. 

"I always tend to make fun and school into a combination." She said.

He chuckled. 

"By the way, was that angelic voice I heard you?" He asked.

"Guilty." She said, raising her hand.

"You have a talent." He said.

"Thank you." She said.

"Thank you, Leela. For helping my nephews and my darling Webby." He said.

"My pleasure, Mr. McDuck." She said.