Holding the books and materials in her arms, Susan left Andy's room. She happened to see Henry walked downstairs in his slippers and yawned lazily. His hair was disheveled, beautiful clavicle revealed with his pajamas hanging loose. He was like a beautiful young boy turning into a narcissus at in the Greece mythology.

Susan only glanced at him and moved her eyes. She was ready to leave quickly.

Henry stopped her, his voice ineffable sexy and magnetic, "Pig, what are you doing with my brother!"

At this time, Henry's attitude towards Susan was not very bad, at least he was willing to talk to her.

Susan took a deep breath and vaguely answered without looking back: "Nothing!"

She ran away quickly after finishing speaking, leaving Henry in puzzlement.

Susan still did not have the courage to face this man she once loved miserably. If she said that she did hate him in the end, but as the old saying went, "the poor man must have hateful things", she completely kept this man who did not love her to her side by force. Henry and Sunny Hard suffered were a bitter couple due to her interference. Sandwiched in the middle, she was like the vicious No.2 female role.

After returning home, Susan sorted out the materials and textbooks carefully. Andy's handwriting was as neat and clean as himself. He practiced regular script, and the brush strokes of each word were just perfect, and looked extremely comfortable.

Susan's calligraphy was ugly, so she added it to her study plan and practiced calligraphy every day!

With all the materials at hand, Susan began to contact her mother. Her mother was a strong woman. She usually had little time to care about Susan. The communication between Susan and her mother in her previous life was all about money. She always thought there was no love between her and her mother. When she was pregnant before getting married, only her mother took her home. But in the end, she still did not listen to her persuasion and insisted on marrying Henry.

The phone was quickly connected, and her mother's voice came from the phone. Susan's nose was sore, and she shouted, "Mom!"

"What happened?"

Her mum was obviously busy there. Susan answered briefly, "Mom, I want to go to a cram school. You ask your secretary to have an arrangement!"

"No problem!"

Her mum responded quickly. Although she wondered why her daughter who didn't like study suddenly wanted to go to the cram school, according to Susan's temperament, she definitely went there for Henry.

After hanging up, her mum told it to the secretary next to her and asked her to contact Susan.

The summer vacation was going to end in a month, and it was not practical to learn all the lessons. Susan picked the mathematics and English, the subjects she was least good at, and asked the secretary to help her find a one-on-one fast learning class.

The secretary asked: "One-on-one? Do you want to study alone, Miss?"

"Yes." Susan responded, "Time is running out. Please help me to find one as soon as possible!"

"Okay."

Miss Wood was still very confused. She knew Miss Cotton very well who had always given priority to the younger master of the Bull family. She took a second thought and called Henry.

Henry glanced at the caller's number, and originally wanted to directly hang up, but when he thought about Susan's face this morning, he picked it up.

"Hello?"

"Master Bull, I'm sorry to disturb you. Do you want to go to a cram school?"

"Cram school? Do I need to?"

This was true. Henry meddled along at junior high school by fighting and skipping school. The teachers shook their heads when they saw him. They all said that the younger master Bull was too different from his elder brother. However, at the high school entrance examination, Henry was also admitted to the No. 1 high school with the highest score, which was really a shock to all the people!

Miss Wood was speechless for a while. She quickly apologized and hang up.

"Wait ..." Henry suddenly shouted, "Tell me which cram school you picked later."

"Okay."

Susan soon got Ms. White's reply. She helped her get into to a famous tutoring agency in City A. It was also close to where Susan lived. The courses were soon arranged. From tomorrow, she would learn math in the morning and English in the afternoon. She also needed to review by doing exercises after returning home at night. It was really a tight agenda.