So We Shared It with the Class

I looked over into the Tanach and told Nukes that I thought perhaps the water was referring to the wisdom of Torah. He peeked into the open sefer, too, and I started explaining why it makes sense and how I think that might be the right answer to explain the issue.
“Would you like to share that with the class?” Rabbi Berger said.
We looked up and across the classroom to where he was sitting in the front. We were doomed.
“Ah,” Nukes started, “she was just saying that the water could be…”
“Stop!” I whispered.
“Um…that the water could be the Torah, so it’s like the wisdom of the Torah here.”
“Oh, sorry.” Rabbi Berger said. Feeling the need to explain to the class why he had picked on us, he went on. “Last semester you sat in the back with that whole group of you who'd always talk and that two who got married. …And they got married.”
Cue: laughter.
I can’t remember what he said to save himself and apologize to us for suggesting to the class that we’ll get married, but it only made it seem more like he was suggesting we get married. At least RFG wasn't there.