The Twins
746 Words
Su Jishi blinked, her bright eyes flashing across them and asked, “What’s the matter? Are you all finished?”
“We’ve all finished!” one of the students enthusiastically said, “Teacher Su, we will leave the United States tomorrow. Thank you for your care for these past days—can we take a picture with you?”
In their eyes, Su Jishi, the temporary teacher, was actually really cool. Despite her unkempt appearance, her geological backpack was always neatly packed and any tools could be taken out easily whenever she needed it.
She was impatient but was very meticulous and professional when it comes to lectures, and she also voluntarily introduced many local sites and customs of the United States to them.
In order to prevent sunburn due to the strong sunshine in the wild, experienced people will wrap themselves up from head to foot. Su Jishi was no exception and hid half of her face with a scarf, therefore the students were only able to see those clear and deep eyes.
They are all very curious, What does Miss Su look like?
Su Jishi was so vexed by their curiosity that she could only reluctantly agree to their request to get it over with.
She casually took off her straw hat, throwing it on the grass beside her. She untied her hair and dredged the locks with her fingers, her posture lazy and casual. Finally, she took down the scarf which was covering most of her face.
All of the students took a breath in unison, gawking at the delicate face that should have appeared on the billboard, and at the same time, it was as if everyone had frozen.
They did not have any psychological preparation at all, to receive the attack of a beautiful face at such a close range.
Seeing their awestruck faces, Su Jishi couldn’t help but ask, “Are you playing some kind of prank?”
She knew that she was not bad-looking. When she had been studying in China, many young boys had courted her. But since she became a geological dog, she didn’t have time for skincare and makeup anymore and simply cut her hair short for the sake of convenience.
She never aimed for a Cinderella transformation—just the thought of it makes her puke.
But indeed, many people would suddenly become mute for the first time, marveling at her appearance.
The reason? She didn’t know.
“No…no…no… no, no, no, no way!” One student rubbed his eyes and stammered, “Miss Su, you look too much like my goddess.”
“Eh? Your goddess?”
“Su Jin, Actress Su Jin!”
Speaking of the love of his life, the student was suddenly blushing with excitement, “Teacher Su, don’t you pay attention to the domestic entertainment circle at all? My goddess Su Jin is now the most popular flower in the industry! She won the Best Newcomer Award three years ago when she started her career. And even at 26 years old, she is still sweet, lovely, pure and beautiful.”
“Su Jin?…” Su Jishi was stunned, “Is the name just two words?”
Su Jin? And what’s more, she’s only 26 years old?
“Just the first name Jin beside the surname Su.” The keen student said as he drew closer, “Teacher Su, do you really have no twin sister who’s a superstar in China?”
She does have a long-lost twin sister in China. However, the name was wrong and the age was not right… It can’t be that the shy and introverted sister she hasn’t contacted for several years has changed her name and aged to join the entertainment circle alone, right?
Impossible, absolutely impossible!
Su Jishi was not used to being in close distance to others, so she stepped back and distanced herself from the student and casually answered, “It’s just a resemblance. It’s normal.”
After she said this, several students looked at her face carefully. Compared with the glamorous beauty on the billboard in their minds, their teacher did look a little bit different indeed.
Su Jin, the dove of the entertainment industry, was a delicate porcelain beauty with eyes like water, black distant eyebrows, and had a small mole under the corner of her eye.
While her thoughts were drowned with her sister’s memory, the students murmured amongst themselves in bewilderment as their eyes were on Su Jishi.
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