Chapter 11

　　“Six months and thirteen days,” she counted the days on the calendar.

　　“If I were you, I would stop doing that. I have been there, I do that too during my first months here. You’ll just miss them even more.” It was Eula, one of her closest friends in their team.

　　“Oh, come on, Eula. When will you get tired saying that?” she chuckles.

　　“As long as you are doing it, perhaps?” Eula laughed.

　　“I can’t wait to see them,” she sighed out of the blue.

　　A friendly tap on her shoulder comforted her. She smiled as she tapped her back. It is no longer new to them, though they have no choice but to strictly follow the set rules.

　　“Let us just think they’re having a good life by us doing this, Eve.”

　　This time, bitterness mixed up with her smile.

　　“Did you received a letter from your family?” she changed the topic.

　　Eula shrugged her shoulders, “Not for two consecutive months now. You?”

　　“Not for four months now.”