I was divided into classes three times in three years in high school. She was in my class in senior three. I didn't know her at all before. After all, I'm not from the same circle. Although everyone in senior three is immersed in reading, every day, really every day, she has to do something.

For example, in math class, the teacher will ask some students to do problems. If she is asked to do the problem halfway, she will definitely faint, frighten the math teacher to death, quickly pinch someone, help her up from the ground, and find some people to carry her to the infirmary. Then something amazing happened. She woke up vaguely and returned to her seat. The math teacher at the back never dared to let her do the problem again.

For example, in physical education class, girls stand in three rows and go jogging in the playground twice. I am tall, so I will stand in front and run with the girls behind me. I ran so slowly that I couldn't run half a lap, so I began to take them back half a lap. She was dizzy when she ran, and then she left. It really scared me, saying that I was running too fast. I thought about it later and found it impossible. I ran behind in class.

Every day, various postures are really dizzy.

I don't know most people in this class, so I will take care of a girl who seems to be in poor health and ask her how she is recently. Then she found that I was actually quite soft-hearted, and I had to come down to patrol and manage discipline and hygiene when I was doing eye exercises after work. Yes, when I walked next to her, I suddenly grabbed my hand, and the whole person was soft again, dizzy, passed and left. Then there was a commotion ... or you saw me sunbathing in the corridor outside the classroom (there is no heating, and the corridors are all sunbathing in winter), you called me, then you held the door frame and you left. This kind of thing happens almost every day.

The girl sitting behind me also teased me that in this class, you are the only person who can talk to her after she fainted. The story of the wolf coming won't work if you tell it several times. After she began to find that she pretended to faint and was ignored, she began to try to really faint, for example, she didn't eat for two or three days and was hungry. Something really happened back there. There is still more than a month before the college entrance examination, and she can't defecate normally. It's no use opening a bottle. Pale, not eating. I can't eat or pull. The whole person is even more depressed and his face is sallow. Finally, one month before the college entrance examination, I completely crossed the body and lived in the hospital, unable to take the college entrance examination.

Ma Lao, the head teacher, is a Chinese teacher with classical charm. I still remember her mocking face when she said on the podium that Fan was hospitalized and didn't come to school. Teachers are actually very skilled and can see clearly what is true and what is false.

After thinking about it, I still feel that I should give her more care at that time. When my mother died, my father quickly found a new partner with the help of relatives. It was less than half a year before her mother was buried. After that, she showed a special lack of love and wanted to get more attention from her classmates, so she began to pretend that she was in poor health to gain everyone's attention. At first, I saw that everyone was very concerned about her. Later, we were all numb. She started to get worse and finally really ruined herself.

Cold window for so many years, but at the last minute. The university is about to graduate, and I haven't heard about her re-taking the college entrance examination. I overheard a friend say that her physical condition plummeted after she was seriously ill in the third year of high school, and she has been unable to get out of bed (that is, stay in bed for a few days ...)

This is not a funny story, it is sad.

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