Anyway, no matter what, neither of them was willing to give in and just wanted to sit in that seat.

Finally, Lin Yin said calmly, "Teacher, it's easiest for several people to talk and whisper in class when they sit together. I think we should have one person sit alone, and the three groups should be divided into six. This way, there will be distance between them, and it will be inconvenient to talk in class."

Li Cuilian thought about it and realized that this was indeed the case. She immediately looked at the other students and said, "Two people are not allowed to sit together."

Sure enough, the two girls' faces fell.

But even so, Lin Bao was happy to sit next to Lin Yin. Then Lin Yin said, "In this class, we are all family. We help each other. There is no such thing as favoritism. Teacher Li, I am tall and cannot sit in the front. It would be bad if I blocked the students behind me from studying. So I asked to sit in the last row."

Li Cuilian felt that it made sense and nodded.

I originally wanted to let them choose their own seats, but I didn't expect such a thing to happen. Li Cuilian directly asked everyone in the class to line up outside the classroom, boys in one team and girls in another, from short to tall, and she arranged the seats herself.

Lin Yin is relatively tall, but Lin Bao is not. Even though Chen Hongyan secretly feeds her so many delicious foods, she just doesn't grow taller. If you don't know her, you would think she is only eight or nine years old.

Lin Yin was tall, so naturally she sat in the last row, while Lin Bao could only sit pitifully in the first row.

I don’t know if Li Cuilian arranged them that way on purpose, but Lin Bao sat at the first seat in the first group, and Lin Yin sat at the last seat in the sixth group. The two of them were the farthest apart in the class.

Lin Yin likes the seat next to the wall. There is a wall next to her, so she can sit alone without being disturbed by her deskmate, which is great.

Xu San, who was sitting at the end of the third row, looked at Lin Yin miserably.

He wanted to sit in the last seat in the fifth row, but Li Cuilian didn't allow it.

After arranging the students and distributing the books, Li Cuilian said a few more words and then left school.

Lin Bao ran away with his schoolbag, with no intention of waiting for Lin Yin.

She had to quickly throw away all the broken pieces of homework in her pocket. How could she possibly follow Lin Yin?

It just so happened that Lin Yin didn’t want to be with her either.

After packing up and preparing to leave, Xu San hurried over.

"Lin Yin! Let's go together, it's on the way anyway!"

He stared at Lin Yin's schoolbag and prepared to help her carry it: "The books are too heavy, let me help you..."

"No need." Lin Yin refused: "I still have to go find my brother, you go back by yourself."

Xu San was a little disappointed after being rejected, and he became listless: "Okay, then I'm leaving..."

After saying that, he left, looking back every few steps, eagerly waiting for Lin Yin to keep him.

But Lin Yin didn't have that intention at all. She carried her schoolbag and went to find Lin Han in the third grade of junior high school.

Lin Han is in the third year of junior high school and has a lot of things to do.

They haven't finished school yet, and it will probably take a long time. Today, Lin Han has to go home to pack up the quilt and mattress and bring them to school.

The weather is so hot now, Lin Han was afraid that his sister would get heatstroke if she waited outside for too long, so he asked her to go back first.

Lin Yin nodded, left school but did not go home, and went to the Bai family clinic.

…

After school started, Lin Yin became busy. Lin Han moved in, so Lin Yin and Lin Bao went back and forth together every day.

The two sisters couldn't agree on where to go. Lin Bao didn't want to go with Lin Yin, and Lin Yin also disliked her.

Both of them went their separate ways.

The first class in the morning was Li Cuilian's. Today, Li Cuilian seemed very angry and walked angrily. As soon as she entered the classroom, she slammed the dozen homework books in her hand on the table and stared at every classmate in the class.