Then she changed straight into her pajamas and went to bed.
Otherwise, if she'd been there, how could she have missed this student?
She might not have noticed the others.
But this one...
He was the tallest and broadest of the students standing right in front of her.
With such a conspicuous build, the auntie was sure she couldn't have failed to notice him.
"Oh dear."
The auntie waved her hands repeatedly.
"That's embarrassing."
"I just said my memory was pretty good, and that I wouldn't forget what happened in a single day..."
But her words had come back to slap her in the face so quickly.
She'd been completely caught off guard.
"Auntie, what's the big deal?"
Zhuge Yun smiled.
"We all forget things now and then."
"Everyone slips up sometimes."
"It's fine."
"That doesn't mean our memories are bad."
Zhuge Yun sounded perfectly confident.
The auntie smiled.
"You're right."
"I only forget things once in a while."
"Most of the time, my memory is still very good."
She spoke with great seriousness.
It was as if she wanted them to believe she wasn't just saying that.
They believed her.
"Oh~"
The auntie looked at Xiao Xiao.
Then she looked at Zhang Bo.
"You threw your money in the trash?"
"Uh..."
Zhang Bo glanced at Xiao Xiao out of the corner of his eye.
"Y-"
"I don't think so."
Xiao Xiao smiled.
"He got back to the dorm and only realized his change was missing after he'd showered."
"You know, it was just some loose change, so he was going to let it go."
"Then he remembered that he'd thrown some trash into the bin by the dorm entrance on his way back."
"He wondered if he might have accidentally thrown the