This follows on from The Second Day of the Weekend and runs to 2,996 words.

The next morning being the first day of the week Lin Wu, Han Er and I set off in plenty of time for our Introductory Geology lecture.  Han Er had given me back my textbook the night before and we were all prepared.  The other two didn’t walk as fast as I did but they didn’ ( Read more... )

This follows on from The First Day of the Weekend and runs to 3,462 words.

I slept well through the night, snuggled up in my nest of bedding on top of the folding mattress on the floor.  Fortunately, I woke and went downstairs early because the furniture vans arrived at half past eight.  They were accompanied by Mr Han, three Lao family solicitors ( Read more... )

This 3,024 word instalment follows on from The Last Day of the Second Week. I hope you enjoy it!

I woke up with the taste of very good candied peaches on my mind if not actually in my mouth.  There were no raised voices from the He household this morning and I went downstairs to find the three Dees having breakfast together.  I said good morning ( Read more... )

This follows on from New Friends and Acquaintances and runs to 3,105 words.

I left for my class before Madam Dee emerged from her room for breakfast, not that I expected to be involved in the conversation about Smallest Dee in any way.  Walking to the university that hour or so later still made the exercise slightly warmer than pleasant, but I ( Read more... )

I have tried to get this posted three or four times already and just kept running out of time to get it done.  Possibly this is an overflow of being tired and having a less than ideal sleep pattern.  Ah well.

This follows on from Our First Day With Guests and runs to 2,943 words.There was another metal band playing that night at The Blackman’s ( Read more... )

This follows on from An Evening of Conversations and runs to 3,019 words.  (If you have read this before, it has been editted to remove an internal inconsistency.)

After we’d cleaned up the kitchen and before I started my assignments and revision, I offered Lin Wu and Han Er the use of my festival robes.  Lin Wu had spent the day in her night ( Read more... )

This follows on from Disrupting Arrangements and runs to 3,002 words.

I announced myself with a cheery, “Good evening, Master Que!  Everyone, this is my gi teacher and manager, Master Que Tzu.  If you have an interest in professional gi fighters, his professional name is Shui Tzu Dan and I am fortunate to have his guidance.”  I bowed politely in ( Read more... )

This follows on from Thank Heaven, Not Everything That Happens Is About Me and is 3,553 words long.Some university activities may have been disrupted, but my classes weren’t.  The meeting between Professor Pu and the lady administrator ended rather abruptly after the explosion.  She made a phone call and then left to return to the Chancellor’s ( Read more... )

 I may have to upgrade my asessment of the fire in Nai  at the moment.

This could be my model....

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This follows on from I Manage To Cause Contention. It runs to 2,926 words. (There are over 182,000 words of Nai written....)

When I got home Master Que was very interested in the conversation I’d had with Wang Shuai.  “He’s worried about a forced eternal attachment?  I admit that I’d never considered that the members of the Solar Court weren’t ( Read more... )