Without a proper mattress for the school bed, she folded the worn-out mattress to make do.
Now that the weather is gradually warming up, there's no need for a thick quilt; she found a relatively thin one. In this era, there weren't large quilts, usually, they were 1.2 or 1.5 meters. It was just about right for her alone. She changed into a threadbare yet clean quilt cover, with a worn-out sheet over it, packaged and done.
She tidied this up with Mom after returning home.
That night, everyone at home knew she was going to the City to take care of the old professor, except for Grandpa and Father, no one knew she was going there to study.
School had six days of classes each week, with one day off. Though it was a small county, each class had thirty students.
