a memo

Chapter 50
The most contacted person in the dormitory life is the dormitory auntie.

I always thought that the dormitory auntie would be in charge for three years, but in fact it was not, and would change frequently.

At the beginning of the first year of high school, there were two dormitory aunts, one was the "old aunt" and the other was the "little aunt".

The "old aunt" has a face that everyone owes her a lot of money. Every time she checks the bed, she has to say a few words. It is best not to talk back, otherwise she will directly threaten us with "send you to the political and religious office".

One time when I went back to the dormitory for evening self-study, I was very hungry. I opened the cabinet and took out a pack of instant noodles. When I was almost finished eating, the "old aunt" opened the door and came in.

"I'm eating instant noodles again. Pour the rest of the instant noodle soup into the sink, and then the sewer is blocked and we need to find a master to help you fix it." The old aunt "accused" me while checking the number of people.

At that time, my brain got stuck, and I said directly, "I don't usually pour instant noodle soup, I just finish it."

"Come on, then I'll watch you drink." The old aunt folded her arms and looked at me.

The other roommates, who were busy with their own affairs, stopped when they heard the conversation between my aunt and me. They looked at me and the "old aunt" quietly, and wanted to help me out, but they didn't know how to speak.

People, you always have to be responsible for what you say, and it’s okay if you don’t, and you may be sent to the political and religious office.

So I picked up the bowl and started to drink instant noodle soup. I just poured too much water that day, and drank more than half of it in one go, and then I started hiccupping.

"Old aunt" looked at me with a smile that was not a smile, and at this time "little aunt" also came: "What are you doing?"

"She told me that she could finish the instant noodle soup, but I want to see if she can finish it." The old aunt looked like she was watching the show.

I took a deep breath, held up the rest of the soup, and took a sip.

The "old aunt" rolled her eyes, and went out with the little aunt. As soon as they left, all the roommates gathered around: "Are you okay, can you hold on?"

"Auntie is in menopause and you are also in menopause? Isn't it a disadvantage for you to talk back?" No. [-] said.

I have forgotten the specific taste, anyway, it is Laotan sauerkraut-flavored instant noodles. After drinking the soup, I have never touched Laotan sauerkraut beef noodles, and even when I saw the packaging, I would think of the instant noodles soup. night.

"Old aunt" also "shows mercy" sometimes.

One day in the first year of high school, I got up too fast, and my nose hit the wall, and I bled all of a sudden.

He didn't sleep well in the first place, but with this collision, it was absolutely impossible, and he passed out directly on the bed.

When my roommate left, she knocked on my bed and asked me if I was going to class and if I needed to ask for leave.

"Talk to the class teacher for me, I'll be late." I took the wet towel from my roommate and put it on my forehead, feeling dizzy for a while.

When I woke up again, it was the "old aunt" who checked the hygiene.

"Why is there someone lying here?" "Old Auntie" stood under my bed, "What's wrong with you? Are you sick? Do you want to go home?"

"I got a nosebleed when I got up, and I will go to class after a while." I opened my eyes slightly and saw that the dormitory light was not turned off, "Auntie, this light was left for me by my roommate, it was not turned off on purpose, you Can you stop deducting points?"

"Speak less." "Old Auntie" walked out the door. "Your dormitory points will not be deducted today. Take a good rest."

Later, the old aunt didn’t care about our floor, so I rarely saw her. In the third year of senior high school, I suddenly ran into her at the corner, and I said hello, “Hello, auntie, do you remember me?”

"I like the one with instant noodle soup, I remember it." "Old Auntie" smiled at me and continued downstairs.

(End of this chapter)