"Comrade Lan, why didn't you check all the books?"
Sister Lan was also scared at this moment. Teacher Zhang had said before that if she didn't do a good job, she could leave at any time.
Her uncle said this was the last time he would arrange a job for her; if she didn't do well, he would abandon her.
She knew that her uncle was a man of his word and that her aunt looked down on her.
"Director, I was wrong. I will definitely pay attention next time. I was inexperienced this time and didn't know that each book had to be checked."
Sister Lan knows Teacher Zhang well; he's an upright old teacher who doesn't give face to anyone.
"There will be no next time. Do your job well and be patient with the students. They are the flowers of our motherland and need to be cared for. If there is a next time, I will have to apply for a replacement."
Teacher Zhang made it clear that he was giving Sister Lan a chance, but if it happened again, he wouldn't keep her.
"Thank you, curator. I will be careful."
After finishing their business, Bonnie and the others came out of the curator's office.
"Lin Baoni, can you help me? I have too many books, and I'm afraid I won't be able to check them before school ends."
Sister Lan called out to Bao Ni, wanting her help.
"No time, I have work to do."
Bonnie couldn't stand her. She had complained about her a lot before, but Bonnie didn't seem to know. She just couldn't be bothered to pay attention to her.
Bonnie went into her classroom, leaving Aunt Lan muttering behind her, not daring to speak loudly for fear of being overheard by the curator.
With half an hour left before school ended, Bonnie and her friends left work early.
Teacher Ma stayed behind to do chores, and it was unclear whether Aunt Lan had finished checking the books. Bao Ni didn't care; she was going to buy groceries.
My first day at work went pretty well; it was quite easy.
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