Chapter 194

The boss was amused by me. "I'm seven years older than you. You had just been born when I started second grade," she said. Who even compared like that? I was even more speechless. Fortunately, she was willing to stay for a month to help me through this transition, and I was truly grateful for that. After finishing the transfer process, I followed her to familiarize myself with some daily tasks. I only returned to school after that under the night sky. That day marked the fifth day since Felicia's mother passed away. It should be the day of burial. I figured that Felicia must be busy and dejected. In the next day or two, she would also have to face the condolences of relatives and friends, which would likely be even more difficult for her. Three days later, the funeral was finally over. I called Felicia to confirm that she would be returning to school that day. I bought a gift early in the morning and headed to the station to pick her up. When Felicia left the station, I almost