She's Really A Little Rabbit

It was beneficial for siblings to study in the same class. For example, since the teacher had put up the book list, as long as one person gathered all the books, it meant that all of them had the books. They could take turns reading it and save money. "When the time comes, we can exchange and inspect each other's reading progress," Tianna said. "Sounds good," Kevin said expressionlessly. There were quite a few people in the library. Some of them came here to buy books, some took books from the bookshelves, and then went to the counter to order drinks so as to study here. Some of them purely used the library as their study room to refer to books and do homework at the same time. When he walked into this place, he felt that he was surrounded by a strong aroma of books, and there was a strong aura of diligent studying around them.  "I'll go and choose a book first. You can go look around yourself," Tianna lowered her voice and whispered to Kevin. Because her voice was low, she was relativ