\nNing Shu raised an eyebrow. “What did I do to you?”
“You said you wanted to go to university, so I transferred you to this school for a month, a school where no one will disturb your studies,” said Ning Shu.
“But this school is really bad. Really bad,” cried Shi Sinan.
She had to run every day and do laundry, which she never did before in her life. She woke up early in the morning to the sound of a noisy whistle while still feeling sleepy and had to fold her own blanket.
It had to be folded neatly, like a block of tofu with sharp edges and corners. If it wasn’t, the teacher had her keep folding it until it was done right.