Life began as usual.
Jasmine Yale seemed to return to the time when she first came to Cakago.
Attending classes during the day, working part-time at night, her schedule was full and fast-paced.
Due to early malnutrition and her bad mood, the baby developed slowly, and after more than two months, there were no obvious signs of pregnancy.
But in a way, this was good, avoiding awkwardness among classmates.
However, she couldn't hide it for long.
Having missed so many courses, she returned, and during a class health check, her pregnancy news spread without warning.
Boys who used to chase after Jasmine, some felt unwilling, others considered her indiscreet.
All sorts of gossip reached her ears clearly.
But she didn't intend to let it bother her.
The class activities stopped including her, even various programs no longer invited her to participate; she was isolated by her classmates.
That afternoon, during a news writing class.
