First Day at PBK

I finally made my decision to alter my PBK time, from Sundays (10.30-1.30) to Friday night (6.00-9.00) since it clashed with my Physics. I arrived there approximately at 5.20 after 45 minutes remain halted in a massive traffic jam and I see no human being or what-so-ever in the class. Although the class is ravenously huge (occupies more than hundred students) but not a single shadow could be spotted, so I dashed downstairs to wait at the same time eyeing from friends which I’ll tag them along with me afterwards.

I sat with Ling Ying and Diana Lai and I spotted Kelvin Lai sitting alone at a far corner and Yew Kuang, squashed between two St. Joseph guys. Cikgu Bhaludin had finally undergone hair evolution after a year of putting on his typical 60-year-old hairstyle. First day of PBK tuition and my hands were already engineered in writing long BM essays, I wrote a 2 and a half long essay on “Faedah Aktiviti Kokurikulum” in 45 minutes *astonished that my hands were still working*, even though Ling Ying finished her 3 pages long essay in 30 minutes.

Her bones are not human-like, embedded by robotic chips to increase speed in writing, view picture above as she aims for best essay as usual.