In New York, at St.
Sealand Women's High School, a private high school on the Manhattan Peninsula, 12th graders are taking boring chemistry lab classes.
Protective goggles are worn on their eyes, and most of the students here come from wealthy families, after all, the tuition fee for a year at a university in St.
Zealand is comparable to the cost of an undergraduate at Harvard.
But Nancy couldn't listen to a word at the moment, her mind was not on studying at all, after all, no one could cheer up the next day after experiencing a broken love.
"Hiss" The pager in the pocket of Nancy's school uniform suddenly rang, and she immediately took out the pager with anticrative expectations to see if it was a message from her ex-boyfriend who had changed her mind. turned out to open it, but it was a message from her best friend Angela.
"What's wrong with you and Daniel?"
asked Angela in the message.
"Nothing.
It's just a little bit of a conflict, maybe we'll be reconciled in a few days," Nancy replied casually.
"But why did I see Daniel and Katie kissing on the lawn with that in the morning," Angela's message was delivered again.
"Oh b" Nancy couldn't control her emotions and shouted casually.
Her voice made the classroom fall silent, and Nancy looked up, and she saw that everyone in the classroom was looking at her in amazement, including the teacher who was in class.
"Nancy, what did you just say," the teacher asked, a little angrily.
"It's nothing, Mrs.
Louis, I'm just," Nancy hesitated, not knowing how to reply.
"Oh, well, actually, we all heard you, okay Nancy, you know what to do next, please get out of here and go to the headmaster's office yourself," Mr.
Louis said with a bit of a headache.
"I'm sorry, Mrs.
Louis," Nancy said "damn it" to herself, and reluctantly packed her bag and silently left the classroom.
Nancy pushed open the door of the classroom and walked towards the principal's office step by step with heavy steps, and at this moment Nancy's mood was broken.
While a swear word in class isn't a big deal, almost every non-compliance with the rules of St.
Zealand's women's college is recorded, and when some students' bad records accumulate to a certain level, they may be treated with withdrawal or expulsion, which Nancy has just brought herself up to.
"Jingle Bell Jingle Bell" A crisp old-fashioned phone ringing interrupted Nancy's father, Thomas, who was buried in his computer screen, and he had to stop what he was doing and pick up the phone.
"Hey, didn't I say don't give me the phone when I'm busy" Thomas said a little angrily, at the moment Thomas was in a very bad mood, and it could even be said that it was terrible.
"I'm sorry, Mr.
Thomas, but your daughter's school has called and told you to go as soon as possible," replied the secretary with some grievances.
Thomas couldn't help but feel physically and mentally exhausted when he heard in detail that his daughter Nancy had ruined her last hope at St.
Zealand's high school for women, and he leaned back in his chair with his hands on his face and let out a long sigh.
As an investor working on Wall Street, Thomas is in charge of a large fund, and the main investment areas of this fund are concentrated in the field of telecommunications and communication technology, but in recent years, with the popularity of telephone, the growth of this field has begun to decline, which has greatly affected the profitability of Thomas this fund, he has just passed a phone call with the head of A, and told his dissatisfaction and anger unreservedly and mercilessly to the owner of the largest telecommunications network in the United States.
Although Thomas is only a fund manager, the industry often determines the height of people.
The executives of big companies who look glamorous and have sky-high salaries are nothing more than part-time workers in the eyes of Wall Street bankers, after all, Rothschild said: "The hand that gives money is always higher than the person who takes it" Since entering the industry, Thomas has a deep understanding of the meaning of this sentence.
Executives from large corporations come to Wall Street almost every quarter to report to the bankers, and even young graduates often have the opportunity to meet leaders in these industries.
And all this is dictated by the economic system of this country.
But while Thomas could take his anger out on the entrepreneurs, he couldn't take it out on his children and customers.
Especially this daughter of his, I don't know why, after entering puberty, she has become Thomas's nightmare.
In order for his daughter to have a bright future, Thomas took great pains to send Nancy to St.
Zealand's Women's High School.
But now it's falling short.
After struggling for a long time, Thomas finally decided to come to the school to fight for his daughter's last effort, and he still had one last hope, the principal of the school, Ms.
Amber, was once Thomas's teacher, and Thomas hoped that he could use this relationship to get the school back from the end.
"Knock knock" After Thomas came to the school, he didn't go to look for his daughter, he knocked on the door of the principal's office, Ms.
Amber, and then walked in, and said with an embarrassed face: "Teacher Amber, I hope" "No, no, no, you have to understand me Thomas, your daughter is just too difficult, if I let her stay in the school, it will definitely ruin the reputation of the school, I can't afford this responsibility" Teacher Amber directly blocked Thomas's words back.
"Can't you just give Nancy another chance?"
asked Thomas, in a sincere tone.
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"Oh, Thomas, you know this is the most demanding university in New York, even in any other school, it is not a big deal to fall in love, but in St.
Zealand it is a big deal to be expelled, I can give you a week of grace to contact other schools, this is the biggest concession I can make," Principal Amber replied regretfully.
"Oh wait, love, what do you mean, isn't St.
Zealand Women's High School a fully closed girls' school, how can my daughter be in love" Thomas really didn't know that his daughter was in love, and he sent his daughter here in the hope that the fully enclosed environment here would allow her to feel at ease, instead of wasting energy on boring romances.
"I think you're absolutely right, but without that," Principal Amber said, placing a pager in front of Thomas. t1706231537: