Warning: Mature themes, strong language, violence.
Jennie Kim, an English tutor from New Zealand, takes on a job in the small town of Yes-Seong in South Korea, in an evening Private School for the town's elite students.
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"No way!" Nayeon gasped as the sound of girls' laughter echoed through the hallway of the private school before the four friends emerged from around the corner, giggling and chatting. "It's the truth, I'm telling you!" Jihyo added, the groups' arms all linked together. Lisa chuckled, "that is the most ridiculous thing I ever heard". Jisoo nodded still laughing too much to talk properly, "that's so crazy". Jihyo wiped her ears that were streaming from laughter, "I know right?! And me and Sana are just sat there like...ummmm with a freaking monkey sitting in the backseat of the car and the zoo blamed us like we stole him on purpose it was insane!" she said with a giggle. The girls began to laugh again as Jisoo attempted to open the door to the math classroom, "huh, I think it's locked" she said with a puzzled tone of voice. "Are you sure?" Nayeon asked, tilting her head as she placed her hand on the door handle next to Jisoo's and pushed a long with the purple haired girl, "oh yeah you're right" she added. Jihyo pointed at the door frame, "wait guys it opened a bit when you both pushed, look it isn't completely closed". Nayeon and Jisoo both pushed again but without success, the door only opened another couple of centimetres or so. Lisa pressed her face up against the door frame, trying to peer through the small gap, "I think something is blocking the door" the Thai uttered. "Wait is there a math class going on in there? I thought it would be over by now" Nayeon asked. Lisa shook her head, "I don't think so, I can't hear anything".
"Hello?" Jihyo called through the door while knocking on it gently, "Miss Choi? We've come to collect our math homework before English class starts...hello?" she knocked again. "Ok this is odd" Jisoo said while trying to open the door again, "lets all push together". The four girls all took positions on the door, all putting most of their efforts on the lower half seen as that is where the blockage appeared to be. "PUSH!" they all yelled with strained voices as they forced the door open. There was a thump on the floor in front of them as the body of their math teacher slumped to the side and fell after appearing to have been sat up against the door. "MISS CHOI!" they screamed.
"What is going on here, what's all this yelling about?" the principle said in an annoyed tone as she entered the hallway. The principle took one look at the lifeless body of the math teacher and her heart began to pound, "Oh god no, not again" she gasped under her breath too quiet for anyone to hear, "ok girls Miss Choi has simply collapsed there is no need for alarm I will call for the school nurse, you all run along to English class". "B-but" Lisa stuttered. "I said run along!" the principle said louder, "this is only your second English lesson with Jennie, do you want to give her the wrong impression about you? Hurry up".
"That didn't look like she collapsed to me..." Nayeon uttered sadly. Jisoo shook her head, "I think we are all pretty sure she was dead". Jihyo's hands were shaking, "y-you...you gu-" she cleared her throat and composed herself, "you guys saw those marks on her neck right?". Lisa nodded slowly, her face blank and expressionless staring out into the distance, "yes" she finally started to tremble and grabbed Jisoo's hand, squeezing it tightly, "they were puncture marks".
