The school is in a remote town, far away from cities and high-rise buildings, and surrounded by villages and farmland as far as the eye can see.

It rained heavily tonight, and after just a few steps, my clothes were all wet.

Ji Changmu dried his hands with paper towels and started the car.

The place where I live is not far from the school. It is a small traditional European manor in a small area. The owner plans to move out of the town, so he just bought this century-old manor from them at a low price.

It's only a quarter of an hour's drive.

The car drove into the yard through the carved iron gate and drove a while to the garage.

The garden was almost abandoned. Ji Changmu didn't have much time to take care of it. He could only spare time on weekends, but he was not very professional. He had raised most of the flowers in the garden to death, and there were not even a few fish in the goldfish pond.

alive.

The owner originally had a rose garden, but now the roses are all withered.

The heavy rain was pouring down, as if pouring down from the sky. The entire manor was in a depressing black state, and the surrounding trees blocked the sky and the sun.

The manor originally had a stable, a peacock garden, free-range rabbits, parrots and some small animals, but Ji Changmu didn't like taking care of these, so most of them were left to the original owner's housekeeper, leaving only two

A grass-eating rabbit and a red-maned horse.

Rabbits are easier to raise, and the students who come here also like them very much.

Ji Changmu came out of the garage and walked along the corridor into the living room.

He is the only one in the manor.

He immediately went to the bathroom to take a bath, soaked himself in the white bathtub, closed his eyes, and listened quietly to the sound of rain outside the window.

The bathroom was filled with warm water vapor, and there was a thick white mist. Soon, the entire bathroom was filled with haze, and everything was shrouded in water vapor.

By the time I finished taking a shower, it was already getting late.

Ji Changmu changed into a set of gray-black silk long-sleeved pajamas, dried her hair, pulled on her slippers casually, and went downstairs to open the refrigerator.

He didn't hire anyone and just made a bowl of tomato and egg noodles by himself.

The sound of rain kept reaching my ears.

The dining table is next to the window, and the outdoor street lamp stands quietly under the rain, illuminating the road in front of the door.

The trees are green, the garden is peaceful, the rain washes the branches, and Ji Changmu is the only one in the whole garden.

He turned on his tablet, and students sent him messages asking about math questions they didn't understand. Ji Changmu answered them one by one.

There was nothing to do at night, so he was too lazy to wash the dishes, so he threw the dishes into the dishwasher and walked up the stairs into the study.

On rainy days, this small town becomes sparsely populated and becomes quieter.

Ji Changmu didn't plan to go out tomorrow, Saturday, but the principal gave him a ticket for a concert, and he didn't want to waste it, so he happened to go listen to it tomorrow night.

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The next morning, the rain became much lighter.

The heavy rain last night has turned into a light drizzle this morning.

Ji Changmu was not used to the changeable weather. He happened to be caught in the rain yesterday and woke up early in the morning with a stuffy nose and a cold and a sore throat.

He took a few cold medicines and luckily he didn't have a fever.

The postman came early in the morning and filled the mailbox with newspapers. He took out the newspapers and magazines, as well as the letters.

The letters all belong to an owner of the manor. The owner has good interpersonal relationships and old friends often write to him. Sometimes, the mailbox can be half full.

There is no letter for him.

Ji Changmu didn't care and looked through the newspapers and magazines he ordered.
Chapter completed!