Chapter 104 I Am Her Son

The morning hours flew by quickly as Eileen was engrossed in diligent studying.

It was her last class. Other classes were having meetings, arranging their own time for activities, watching movies, and playing games.

The class still had two more evening study sessions to go, which would last until nine-thirty.

Being in the top-performing class, they hardly had any leisure activities, as most of them were busy with their own study plans. However, there were also surprises. Everyone received a Christmas cherry.

Eileen couldn’t attend the evening self-study session. She had two test papers for homework, which she could only take home to complete at night. She had to pack up her things and rush to her piano and dance classes.

The class was on the sixth floor. As Eileen took the elevator, she happened to pass by Class Six just as they were finishing. Vera was tidying up and happened to see her. “Eileen…” she called out.

Eileen paused. “Vera.”

The two of them greeted each other through a window.

Vera flashed a faint smile. “Today is Christmas. I was just about to look for you, but I didn’t expect to see you here. This is the card I’ve made for you. Merry Christmas.”

Eileen glanced around the classroom. There was a massive Christmas tree, ribbons, balloons… The Christmas spirit was palpable. Everyone was holding a gift, presumably exchanged with each other.

“I have something for you too.” Walsh pulled out a greeting card from the drawer and handed the gift to Eileen.

Eileen accepted it, feeling a bit embarrassed as she hadn’t prepared anything in return.

After pondering for a moment, she opened her backpack and took out two wrapped Christmas cherries. They were packaged in a paper box with two golden bells hanging on it. The bells were made of pure gold, making them quite valuable.

“I don’t really have much to offer you, so consider this as a token of my gratitude.” Conveniently, there were two items; one was a gift from Yvette, and the other was a beautifully crafted greeting card.

One for Vera, and the other for Walsh.

received a gift from Eileen. “Wow, this is so beautiful!

the Olympiad Mathematics exercise

a festival. Eric will also be going home for dinner.

go

back together

late. “I won’t be going back,” she said, “I have other classes to attend. I’ll

right. I’ll tell Eric later,”

nodded, then left.

Class

on earth has she managed to stay in Class One for so long with grades earned through

“Cheating? Did you see it? Or

second-to-last, managing to squeeze into Class One. If she didn’t cheat, I wouldn’t believe it. Who knows what tricks she used this time.”

She used to be the last one to leave, always engrossed in solving problems. Just now, I saw Olympiad Math textbooks in her bag. She must have joined the

the top scorer in the university entrance exam

at him.”

year, I’ll

didn’t/share the amusement. “If they hold prejudices against Eileen, it’s because they don’t understand her. Someday, someone

“Exactly. You all are just jealous…”

jealous of Eileen?

yourself, don’t always deny others. Eileen has changed. At least she’s not as annoying

his black short-sleeved shirt. The blue tattoo on his arm gave him a mysterious and rebellious

until a strange atmosphere gradually began to

of the school gate just as Alan arrived.

road wasn’t too

arriving at the rehearsal room, Eileen was still a few minutes

done with her two hours of piano lessons, the

past few days. Now, as Eileen started her warm-up stretches, she felt as if she was getting back

in her lower abdomen. She could feel a warm flow between her legs, slowly trickling

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