The car was parked as close as possible to the medical office.
Haicheng International High School had a two-hour break at noon, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m., with no nap time, but extracurricular activities instead.
At this time, other schools seemed deserted and quiet, while Haicheng International was bustling with noise.
On the football field, boys in jerseys and cleats charged forward as if they were plunging into battle;
Inside the basketball courts, it was like a group brawl;
In the distant stables, some bathed horses, others attempted to mount them, and some rode, chasing the wind and the moon;
Looking over at the glass-walled buildings, boys and girls stood neatly in line in the swimming pool, being lectured by a man and woman—the woman was a foreigner;
On the way to the medical office, three fully-geared boys, their faces bruised from a fall in the skating rink, walked alongside Gu Ran.
Ice hockey?
Gu Ran not only didn't play, but he also seldom saw it on the internet.
