You didn't choose where your family should move to. It's all your father's damn job, who can't sit in one place.

However, it was in Kazan that he found a decent place to earn enough money. And he found a good school for you, where, according to your parents, you will be taught much more than in the past.

But, unfortunately or fortunately, you lived by the principle of "school is not needed."You often skipped classes, walking with friends from your past city. Of course, you got scolded by your ancestors for your absenteeism.

"Promise that you will study well here."

"Okay, I promise."

This was your dialogue with your mother before you left your new apartment and went to school, which was not so far from home.

When you entered the educational institution, you immediately realized that you would be late for the first lesson, because by the time you find the principal's office, all the students will graduate and go to college.

You walked up and down the stairs, along the corridors back and forth, but fate apparently decided to play with you. Why didn't the director meet you at the entrance? You don't know the area, it's not fair.

However, things didn't turn out as badly as you thought.

"Aigul."

The girl holds out her hand to you in greeting, and you shake it with a smile.

Asking for help from a student your age was your best decision so far.

Even if this Aigul looks rather detached, she will help you find the right office, is that a not good thing?