I love you, I won't kill you

Julie Mitchell's mind has been elusive in the final weeks before summer break since she got word of Amanda.

Three weeks ago, the morning after she returned to school from New York, Susan couldn't hold back her desire to know everything, and planned to ask Julie to find out.

She wondered what good things Colleen had bought Julie in New York.When the two walked out of the dormitory wearing outdoor shorts and vests, with long hair and shawls, Susan asked, "Tell me, what good things did Colleen buy you yesterday?"

Julie opened her mouth, but was stopped by Susan when she was about to speak, "Wait, let me guess? Uh... Hermes bag, or Fendi's ready-to-wear? Ah... yes, it must be Zegna's perfume!"

"What? Susan, why do you think I have to wear men's perfume, and it's Zegna's?"

Susan curled her lips, "Is it okay? Most men who call themselves playboys like to use Zegna's products. On the contrary, if you use it, I think it fits your sexual orientation."

Julie stopped and said coldly, "So, you think I'm a playgirl? I'm sorry, I don't think so."

After speaking, he quickened his pace and walked downstairs.Susan was stunned for a moment, realizing that she might have said something wrong, she ran after her and whispered, "I'm so sorry, Julie. I just...just..."

"Just what?"

"Just...just don't like her giving you gifts."

Julie stared into her eyes, and suddenly smiled, "Uh... she wanted to give me a gift, there's nothing wrong with that. It's just... why didn't you ask, did I accept the gift?"

When the two were talking at the corner downstairs, Angie saw them at a glance when she came out of the dormitory on the second floor.He walked up and greeted with a smile, "Good morning, both of you! Uh... are you going to college?"

"Hi, Angie. Uh...we're going to have breakfast before going to college." Susan replied hastily.

"If you don't mind, can I go with you? Uh... I have a little problem, I want to ask Julie to understand."

Angie is really smart. After getting in touch with Julie during this period of time, she soon found out who regarded herself as a real good friend and who was just talking innocuously.

Julie smiled, "No problem. Even if I can't help you, I will definitely find someone to help you."

Susan talked for a long time, but didn't get the answer she wanted.Now, a little Asian girl appeared beside them.She didn't want to say the words right on her lips.

Angie didn't know what Susan was thinking, she just wanted to find someone who could solve the problems she was about to face.Yes, there are still three weeks and a three-month summer vacation life is about to begin, but she is not satisfied with the summer vacation arrangements made by the school.

When the three of them walked out of the Branford Dormitory College, Angie asked Julie anxiously, "Uh...Julie, can you tell me the school's summer living arrangements for foreign students?"

Julie looked at her and said, "Well... I don't know what your options are, but I think you'd better go home for the holidays."

"No, I don't want to go back to my country. Do you know how much it will cost me to go back to my country?"

Susan said indifferently, "Angie, I suggest you buy a round-trip ticket, it will be cheaper."

Angie glanced at Susan, "I know this, it's just...I want to know if there is any other way to stay in the United States."

When the three of them were walking south, Julie thought for a while and said, "Uh... If you want to stay in the United States for vacation, the school or some local companies have to help students arrange homestay."

There are good reasons for the school to do this. It can not only ensure that international students will not be threatened with life and property during the holiday, but also allow students to review their studies in an unfamiliar environment outside the school.

It is this kind of arrangement that makes Angie feel very dissatisfied. The main reason is what to do if you don’t like the host family you are arranged, or the cost of the host family is too high.

Susan walked on Julie's side and said, "Angie, this is a very scary country. Crimes such as drug trafficking, random shooting and murder, or violent sexual assault on children and women occur every day at any time, anywhere."

How could Angie, who grew up in a greenhouse, know about these crimes happening every second, "Susan, stop talking. It's scary to think about it. I'm really scared by you!"

"Hehe, Angie, what she said is true. So, you'd better choose a host family." Julie continued.

When the three of them walked to Church Street, Angie frowned and said, "Thank you, I understand. However, the cost of homestay here is too high, and it costs about 700 US dollars per month."

Arriving in front of the "Bookstore Café" on Church Street, Jolie said to Angie, "Uh... what do you mean?"

"Uh...I mean, I really didn't plan for this money." Angie smiled a little shyly, but told the truth.

Angie likes to play tricks when she is with other Chinese students, and the reason why she made friends with Julie is entirely to strengthen her foreign language and social skills.

When she decided not to return to China this summer vacation, she naively thought that she could live a three-month "two points and one line" life in school and part-time jobs.After all, when she was in China, she had already perfectly integrated the school with her family.

At this time, the Chinese classmate told her that most of the international students would choose to go back to China for vacation every summer.One of the most important reasons is that they don't want to hand over the money to the host family's American parents for free.

It will cost a certain amount of money to return to China, and it will still cost a certain amount of money to stay in the United States, not to mention that the reason for staying is to plan to buy a car of my own.Angie really didn't know what to do when it was approaching final exams.

The three walked and ate hot dogs or sandwiches, Julie thought for a while and asked, "So, what are you going to do?"

Angie's wit comes in handy again, and she's waiting for Julie to ask herself, "Uh...Julie, I...I have a thought that's going to make someone a little uncomfortable."

Seeing her hesitation, Susan knew what she wanted to say, "Chen, you can find your Chinese friends to live with, maybe some people don't want to go back to China."

"Susan, why didn't I know when you became a racist? Chen, go ahead." Julie glared at Susan and asked enthusiastically.

"I want to work part-time during the summer vacation while improving my English ability. To achieve this goal, only you can help me, Julie!" Angie looked a little anxious and seemed very sincere.

Julie didn't answer her immediately, and finished the remaining hot dog in a few bites.Changing the subject, he said, "Chen, the final exam will start tomorrow. Are you ready?"

"What? Oh...the final exam, no problem." Angie replied smoothly.

"Confidence, yes. Uh... I'll answer your question before midnight today."

"Uh...well, I believe you, Julie." Although she didn't understand what Julie meant, Angie still smiled and ran towards the building of the undergraduate college.

Susan stared at Angie's back coldly, and said, "Uh...Are you really going to help her? If something happens, you can't be responsible for her and her parents."

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