[Comprehensive] 221B's dead house girl

"As I said, don't pester her." At the door of the classroom, Spencer once again stood behind Connie with a domineering face, blocking three delicate and beautiful Barbie dolls.

Philomena, who was the leader, was very angry, and there was a sadness in this anger. Connie saw several people fighting each other, and reached out to hold Spencer's hand.

"Spencer, we are all friends, don't do this." Spencer hesitated to speak, but Connie had already stepped forward and stood in front of Philomena.

"Long time no see, Philomena. And Christina and Lucia." She opened her backpack and took out several plastic boxes.Handed over.

"This is what I promised you at the beginning. Christina's date cake, mung bean cake and osmanthus cake. I added extra sugar. These are Lucia's cheese biscuits and chocolate cheese cheese bun. And Philomena." The big bag covered most of Connie's head.

Everyone was stunned, and the atmosphere of confrontation suddenly condensed.

"It's hard for you to remember..." Christina murmured, and took the bag awkwardly, but her nose moved.

Lucia also took the bag, glanced inside, and turned away from staring at Spencer.

Philomena is much more normal, but she still has a bit of arrogance: "Hmph! Thank you for remembering that I hired you!"

His nose moved, and most of his attention was on the things in the bag.

Connie chuckled lightly: "Because something happened at home during this period, I was suspended from school for a while, which made you worry."

Philomena: "Who's worried about you?"

Christina: "I'm not worried."

Spencer: "They're not worried."

Lucia: "..."

Connie: -_-#

"Okay, class is about to start, let's go back to the classroom first." Smiling and waving to several people, Connie pulled Spencer into the classroom, and the three outside the door did not continue to quarrel, and left.

Spencer looked at Connie with sour eyes: "When did you become friends with them?"

Connie smiled and took out the double skin milk from her bag, and handed it to Spencer: "It is fate that everyone can study in the same school. Since there is fate, of course we can become friends. I think Spencer likes them very much."

Spencer's face froze, and he looked at Connie in disbelief: "Me? I like them? Which eye did you see!?"

Connie smiled brightly: "You can see it with both eyes! If it were someone else, Spencer would not pay attention to others, but if it were the three of Philomena, Spencer would always fight with them. Isn't it just because you care?"

Spencer blushed and wanted to refute, but when he opened his mouth, he found no reason and glared at Connie angrily.

Connie narrowed her eyes with a smile.

"I don't know if Teacher Lao is still here. I seem to owe her a lot of double-skin milk..." Connie murmured, and Spencer took advantage of her height and rubbed her head: "The first period is math class. .”

Connie paused, and before she had any reaction, she ran into the math teacher, Robert, who was about to enter the classroom.

Robert is still there.

Connie secretly sighed, looking at his still frosty face, she sat quietly on the seat.

"Open page 51 of the book..." The sound of gurgling water rang out in the classroom, and the students quieted down one after another, obediently listening to Robert's teaching.

Not to mention anything else, Mr. Robert's handsome face, frosty aura and deep and pleasant voice are enough to attract people's attention.

What's more, any knowledge seems to be easy to understand when it comes to his mouth.

Of course, this does not include Connie who has already gnawed through elementary school textbooks.

Just as she was in a daze, a small ball of paper was thrown from the back of her head.

Connie picked up the note on the table, looked back, saw Spencer's eyes, and opened the note.

After a while, Connie glanced at Spencer in surprise. She was going to skip a grade after this semester's final exam.

Spencer is asking for her opinion.

Do you want to skip a grade together?

skip a grade.

Connie thought about this option, but she didn't feel any rejection in her heart.She had always wanted to follow the steps before, but after Bill's incident, she knew that changes were not as good as plans.

What's more, she is concerned about Penelope now, and there are too many things in life that require her to grow up quickly, such as Henry, such as Mrs. Hudson, she cannot always rely on Sherlock's help.

After thinking for a while, she replied with a message, and threw the note back to Spencer when Robert turned around.

"How far do you want to jump?"

Seeing Connie's recovery, Spencer was a little happy. Connie's grades in the school entrance examination were obvious to all. Although she was delayed for a while because of an accident at home, she still believed in Connie's strength. At least in the third and fourth grades, she was no problem.

After thinking about it, Spencer wrote down the answer.

Connie received the note and was not surprised when she saw the option of 9 or 10 or 11, and began to think.

She skipped the preparatory school and went to a fee-paying private middle school. She wanted to supplement herself with ample time outside of studies, and her mentality tended to be more relaxed rather than in a hurry.

But now, her mentality is different.

In the compulsory courses, her problems are not big. If the time is compressed, then in the 5-8 required elective courses, her time will be greatly reduced.

But in the junior high school system, the first three years are generally very easy. Thinking about it this way, Connie directly chose year 10 and set a two-year time for herself.

Connie also considered elective courses.Only the fencing course was retained, and other elective courses were replaced with practical courses, such as Spanish, French, electronic information technology and history.

The level of pressure is almost the same as that of the second and third grades in Chinese style.

She told Spencer about her consideration and plan, and she was very happy, and she also said that she could help Connie learn Spanish, and the courses of the two were the same in fencing and electronic information technology, and Spencer also chose four more. The courses are Drama, Design and Technology, Latin and Religious Studies.Generally speaking, there is one more subject than Connie.

After one class, although the plans of the two were different, the degree of compactness was almost the same, and Spencer also clearly felt the change in Connie's attitude. Although he was not sure what the reason was, Connie's Her attitude seemed to be very sunny, which reassured her a lot.

So as soon as the math class was over, the two went to the office together to get the application form for grade skipping. The office teacher saw that the two best children in the class were going to skip a grade, and they skipped for two years. Connie, because of family reasons, took a break from school for a while, and she had to skip a grade as soon as she came back.

Connie gave a good reason for this.

"The school fees are a bit expensive. I think after skipping a grade, I can save two years of tuition fees. As long as my grades can keep up, I might be able to win a scholarship." What she said was based on her own ability, but the teacher in the office I think she thinks too much of herself, but with Spencer, she didn't say anything, and just gave them each an application form.

I thought it was just a trivial matter, but I didn't expect that it would spread to everyone in the classroom at noon.

All the children knew that Connie and Spencer were going to skip a grade, and they looked at them with strange eyes. After all, standing out from the same class and skipping a grade were two different concepts.

Spencer didn't care about these, she didn't care much about these little kids, she considered herself a mature and stable person.

Connie's mentality has also changed, and she has become more content with the situation, so she completely ignores some people's harsh words, and no longer greets them with a smile.

"Aren't you sad?" Spencer clearly felt Connie's attitude. In the past, no matter what happened, she would always respond with a sunny smile. This made those who wanted to find fault had no point to fight back. .

She hadn't been worried about Connie like this before.

Unexpectedly, when she came back this time, she became a little indifferent. Although she liked this change, it also made her feel a little worried.

Connie and Spencer sat on a bench in the garden, eating their lunch in some silence.

"It's nothing, it's just that my mood has changed...There are too many people to care about, and I don't have the mood to greet everyone with a smile. I think...just treat friends and kind people kindly." Connie said in a deep voice. Said, the midday sun hit her face like a glowing little apple.

Spencer was silent, picked up and put down the milk tea in his hand, stared at Connie for a long time, and suddenly chuckled.

"That looks like I'm lucky." To be friends with Connie, and she's not a nice person at all.

Spencer bit the habit, thinking to himself.

Connie looked up suspiciously, and was taken aback when she saw Spencer's warm smile.

Without saying anything, she lowered her head again.

"Let's go to the library on the weekend." Connie suggested, and Spencer agreed.

"Okay. It just so happens that I also borrow books every week." Spencer smiled, and his eyes froze suddenly when he saw the man approaching behind Connie.

"Connie Hudson!" An angry shout came from behind, and Connie looked up and saw Philomena rushing towards her.

Followed by the extremely leisurely Lucia.

"Why didn't you tell me you want to skip a grade!?" Philomena stood in front of Connie, with a pair of big, shiny eyes like a Barbie doll, glaring at Connie fiercely with anger.

Connie was stunned: "Philomena..."

Spencer took over the conversation: "It's our freedom whether we skip a grade or not, and we don't need your consent!"

Philomena gave her a hard look, but Lucia behind her answered slowly: "It's fine if we dance together, maybe we can still be in the same class."

Spencer smiled contemptuously upon hearing this, while Philomena raised her tail high like a victorious peacock.

"Hmph, that's GCSE. You don't pass the required courses, so you don't just skip it." GCSE refers to the last two years of middle school—YEAR10 and YEAR11.

It is basically equal to the third year of middle school in Greater China. The pressure to enter a higher school is relatively high, and it is a period of struggle and pain for all students.

For example, Connie and Spencer with good academic performance will also be under pressure because of elective courses, not to mention the three of Philomena who have a mediocre face in compulsory courses.

"I remember that your grades are not enough to get into this school. If your family is not rich, you would not be able to get into this school." Spencer showed his disdainful tone.

The author has something to say: today the third update is posted together, come early and leave early~O(∩_∩)O hahaha~