"But won't that be a lie?" Xinnie asked uneasily. Her father had warned her not to lie since she was a child. She had to be honest.
Harlie replied anxiously, "But the teacher said that we would be named and punished if we didn't complete it. Xinnie, just write it. You've already irritated him this morning. If you don't write it, the teacher won't spare you."
Xinnie was also a little scared. So, she bit her lip with concern and finally, she nodded. "Okay, I'll write some."
Right then, Yelena came over with a book in her hand. She held out a book about an essay collection that contained many samples about mothers and said to Xinnie, "Look, Xinnie! There are many articles in this. You can refer to some of the stories here."
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