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“Ye Xin,” Amy whispered, giving him a little nudge. “The physics teacher is checking our homework today. I didn’t do mine. Let me copy yours.”Ye Xin sighed and handed it over. “You didn’t do his homework? Of all people? You know he’ll take points off your final grade if he gets mad.”Amy pouted and shot him a look.But just then, the physics teacher walked into the classroom. He was the kind of man who was always frowning and stroking his little goatee.“All right. I’m calling names. When I call yours, bring your homework up. Thi...
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It was a cold winter when I first met Amy—a boy cat with a girl’s name. “Amy” means beloved, but he didn’t look loved at all. He was curled up in a small cage, shivering, his gray fur matted and stiff with dirt. The tip of his tail was broken, crusted with dried blood, and he bared his teeth when I leaned closer, a low hiss vibrating from his throat. The man selling him said he was “too naughty” and “liked to break things,” as if that excused the wounds.I had never kept a pet before. I’d just come from a small fishing town and was renting a ...
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