"Please sit down quickly." The homeroom teacher offered her a chair.
Mia Ginger didn't stand on ceremony, thanked her, and sat down.
The homeroom teacher continued, "It's certain the child has been emotionally unsettled lately; however, his studies haven't been greatly affected, as his rank remains at the top. Just looking at his condition is quite worrying—he talks less. I tried talking to him twice, but he was unwilling to share much, so I didn't press further. With just over a month to go, he did mention he'll take the exams, so as parents, you should talk to him more, offer appropriate care and encouragement to relieve his psychological pressure."
"Absolutely," Aurora Cooper nodded seriously, "I understand everything you're saying. The main issue now is that the child has gone missing. Can you gather some classmates to recall where he might frequent, so we can find him first?"
"Please wait a moment." The homeroom teacher checked the schedule and dialed a number on her phone.
