"My classmates always say that my dad is very handsome. I don't know if it's because I'm with him every day, but I'm somewhat indifferent to his good looks."
There was a red mark underlining an error with the word 'indifferent'.
"I think my dad isn't as good looking as my mom. My mom has dark hair, big eyes, curved eyebrows, neat teeth, and when she laughs, two shallow dimples appear on her cheeks…"
The next three hundred words were all about Jing Haohao's mom.
At the end of the composition, there was a "2" marked by the teacher, and a note that said, 'It's about your dad, not your mom!'
The essay was quite dull, with no substantial content, and a naive tone that was somewhat comical, but Liang Chen carefully read through every word.
Principal Fang recounted all that he could remember about Jing Haohao.
Most of it consisted of childhood antics. Because it was a small town, the anecdotes seemed largely monotonous, but Liang Chen listened very attentively.
