A cat and a dog, the sounds of communication between two different species grew louder and louder.
Don’t be fooled by Bread’s naive and honest dog appearance, when it starts barking, its voice is louder than anyone’s.
"Woof woof woof!" You sly moggie!
"ow ow ow!" You silly, dark-furred dog!
As the battle escalated, the little girl slapped Bread’s head, "Bread! Don’t bully Xiao Bai (Little White)!"
"Woof..." Bread looked wronged, hanging its head low.
"ow ow ow." Xiao Bai rubbed against the girl’s head in triumph.
You fool of a dog, with that silly look of yours, you still dare to compete with His Majesty for affection!
Reluctant to accept defeat, Bread whimpered, then raised its head and rubbed against the little girl’s head, trying to take Xiao Bai’s place.
But the girl swatted him away with disgust, "Go away, go play by yourself."
Bread then walked over to Chu Jin and rubbed her hand. Chu Jin lifted her eyes from a pile of howork, "Good Bread, go play on your own."
Bread: No one here loves anymore!
In the spacious living room, Chu Jin sat at the table reviewing her howork, the little girl played with Xiao Bai, and Bread lay on the carpet pondering the aning of a dog’s life; everything looked so peaceful and harmonious.
In the days that followed, Chu Jin spent every day either eating, going to school, or reviewing her lessons, entering a state of intense study.
During this period, besides studying, she was almost oblivious to everything else happening outside.
She had to get into Capital University.
Before she knew it, it was June 6th, the day before the national college entrance examination.
’Ding-ling-ling—’
When the school bell rang at that mont, no one left; they all sat upright in their seats in an atmosphere that was very quiet, yet sowhat oppressive.
The last class of the day happened to be taught by their horoom teacher, Teacher Wu.
She stood on the podium, looking at the countdown on the bulletin board, which had changed from the initial 30 to only 1, filled with a multitude of emotions.
After leading so many graduating classes, this one was the hardest for her to part with. Although she often said, "You are the worst class I’ve ever taught," in her heart, these kids were always the most adorable.
They had left her with too many wonderful mories, as if everything happened just yesterday. Yet, in the blink of an eye, it was ti for them to say goodbye.
After this farewell, so may never see each other again for the rest of their lives.
Almost the entire building was filled with high school seniors. Usually at this ti, it would already be buzzing with noise, but today was exceptionally quiet, as if by a silent accord, no one left.
Although everyone usually couldn’t wait to graduate and escape the hardships of school, it’s only on the day itself that one realizes they’re not ready to leave this place at all.
Whether it’s the top-tier Diamond class or the ordinary Bronze class, they all had their collectives, their stories, their youth.
With joy, or anger.
Teacher Wu’s eyes swept over each familiar face, then she slowly began to speak, "Students, please allow the teacher to hold class one last ti, you have another look at your books, and I have another look at you..."
The previously calm emotions crumbled in the mont she spoke.
You have another look at your books, and I have another look at you.
A simple sentence that made noses tingle. Nearly everyone’s eyes were red.
Three years, not too long, not too short.
The most precious three years of life were spent in this small classroom, all the joys, angers, sorrows, and pleasures seed just like yesterday.
"Students, the outco isn’t the most important thing; what matters is that you’ve tried," Teacher Wu tried to keep her emotions in check, but her slightly hoarse voice betrayed her emotions, "In the road of life ahead, there is one more thing that teacher wants to share with you."
With that, Teacher Wu picked up the chalk and wrote twelve characters on the blackboard.
——How can one satisfy everyone? Just strive to have no regrets in your heart.
Simple words containing deep life philosophy. If you ponder with your heart, you would find this to be the best graduation gift.
Almost as soon as Teacher Wu finished writing, the students began to read the words out loud together.
A unified voice, without a whisper of noise.
"How can one satisfy everyone? Just strive to have no regrets in your heart."
As powerful as swallowing rivers and mountains! Deafening! Blood boiling!
Perhaps, this is youth.
Everyone’s eyes were red, so even began to sob quietly.
"Let’s sing the class song together one last ti before we dismiss," Teacher Wu suggested, clicking the mouse in front of the podium, and music imdiately filled the air.
The familiar music echoed in everyone’s ears.
Snippets of days passed flashed before everyone’s eyes.
"I want to fly to the sky, shoulder to shoulder with the sun..." The voices of everyone grew from soft to loud, gradually overtaking the original music, "I believe in who I am, I believe in tomorrow, I believe youth has no horizon, I, do, believe..."
The sight was sowhat staggering, the spirit imnse!
Youth never fades.
"The teacher believes in you too. Now I announce, class is over, everyone please go ho early."
The last class of high school ended just like that, and Chu Jin sat in her seat flooded with emotions, feeling as if this was all a dream.
Although she had only spent a short two months with the students of class ten, the monts they shared with her were endlessly touching and morable.
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