At noon on Friday, she had fallen asleep in her office chair.
When it was time to go to work, she still wasn't awake.
Mia gently pushed her: "Teacher Green?"
She opened her eyes in a trance.
Mia said: "Wake up. Why are you sleeping so soundly these past few days at noon?"
Lying down for a few seconds, she slowly sat up and rubbed her glabella.
"I probably haven't been doing much lately, so I feel relaxed!" she said, getting off the recliner, rolling up the blanket and folding the recliner.
"When did Teacher Sabrina and Mark leave?"
"Mark just left, Teacher Sabrina has been walking for half an hour."
She yawning, she sat down at the desk.
How strange, she had clearly just woken up, why was she still so sleepy?
At around three o'clock, she went downstairs with Teacher Mia and headed to basketball court.
But today, the basketball court's entrance was different from before.
The two of them were far away from the basketball court and they could see that there were many people surrounding the entrance.
They looked at each other, and Mia said: "Why are there so many people over there today?"
"Let's go take a look!" she said, pulling on her wrist.
As the two walked closer, a student shouted, "Teacher Green is here."
Then someone ran towards them.
Laura was stunned.
What's going on?
A man ran over to her first, asking her in all seriousness, "Miss Green, I'm the reporter from the press, I want to interview you with a few questions."
A reporter?
She stunned.
"I'm sorry, I'm just a mortal and won't be interviewed by reporters!" she said calmly.
Mia also said: "Journalists, this is a school, for you to barge in like this, and interview our school's staff members without getting permission from the school, is not in accordance with the rules."
"We will only ask a few simple questions. A lot of students just now replied that the girlfriend of Mr. Walton is not the young miss of the Anderson family, but at this school she is called Laura Green. May I ask, are you the lover that they spoke of?"
She had guessed that the reason she was being chased by the reporters might have something to do with William Walton.
"Sorry, like I said, I don't accept interviews with reporters. I won't answer any of your questions, so please leave immediately."
After saying that, the surrounding reporters had no intention of leaving.
They continued to ask questions about her and William Walton.
For example, when they met, how they met, and when they became lovers.
There were also reporters who asked her if she was William Walton's lover.
Was it true that William Walton and Betty Anderson were going to get married together?
Hearing these questions that caused her head to hurt, Mia, who was at the side, looked worriedly at Laura.
