Gong Ruini felt stressed out, while Cao Na felt even more exhausted, "Thank goodness you all helped me highlight the key points."
Otherwise, given how hard it is, Cao Na was really worried she might fall behind in her grades and leave the advanced class.
Gong Ruini didn't want Cao Na to think she was cutting corners, but there was no other way. When a kid has to spend two hours a day just on writing signatures, and even longer on weekends, not highlighting the key points would be leaving Cao Na in the lurch.
"Although it's a bit tiring, the money is good." When Cao Na initially found out she could earn a hundred yuan, she thought it was a fortune.
Working so hard in the Northeastern Rural areas to collect herbs every morning barely earned anything, and just by jotting down some study notes, she could make this much money—how could she not be happy?
"I never thought I'd get paid for it either." Cao Na really didn't know how to thank Gong Ruini; she just didn't know what to gift.
