A seven-day holiday sounds long, but for the bustling citizens of the country, it is merely a flick of the fingers.
The first working day in October was also the first day of school.
Early at eight, it was a time better suited for sleeping.
Like most of his classmates, Lu Jincheng arrived in the classroom on time, lazily draped himself over the desk, and yawned lengthily.
Although he was the class monitor, he always delegated class affairs, handing everything over to the leader of the student group, Ying Lu.
Whether it was roll call or collecting personal data, he hardly involved himself in any aspect of the work.
Originally, Ying Lu had her complaints about his irresponsible behavior.
Every time she messaged Lu Jincheng, saying she was too busy with class affairs to cope, Mr. Lu either replied much later or simply said, "Thank you, Lulu."
One wondered what the class monitor was busy with all day!
