Sophia was a bright and ambitious student who always had a passion for learning. However, she had one major flaw that often got in the way of her success: procrastination. She would constantly put off assignments and projects until the last minute, causing her stress and anxiety. One day, while walking through the park, Sophia noticed a stray dog following her. The dog was dirty and had a bit of a wild look in his eye, but Sophia could see a sweetness and curiosity in him. She decided to take him home and give him a warm bath and some food. Sophia named the dog Vandal and soon realized that he was much more than just a scruffy stray. Vandal was smart and intuitive, and seemed to understand Sophia better than anyone else. One day, as Sophia sat at her desk, surrounded by textbooks and assignments, she couldn't help but feel overwhelmed. She sighed and put her head in her hands, feeling defeated. That's when Vandal jumped up on her lap, looking up at her with his big brown eyes. As Sophia petted Vandal's fur, she felt a sense of comfort and peace wash over her. She thought about how she had been putting off her work, and how she always seemed to do this to herself. That's when it hit her: procrastination was her enemy. Sophia looked down at Vandal, feeling grateful for the comfort he had given her. She realized that Vandal never procrastinated - he was always present and always willing to take action. Sophia made a vow to be more like Vandal, to be present in the moment and take action when necessary. From that day forward, Sophia tackled her work head on, without hesitation. And whenever she felt overwhelmed or stuck, she would turn to Vandal for guidance. Vandal may have been a scruffy stray, but to Sophia, he was her greatest teacher.