考试完毕·哇哈哈

藏在心里一个月的压力，在昨天的雷声中被吓走了
哇哈哈，开心到～
忍不住在班上做了一个无声的呐喊 x)
先为昨天来一个短短的介绍

讲起最后一天的考试真的很好笑，
完全没有考试的气氛
12点钟就到了学校，
蔚祥和为景就坐在那边不懂谈什么鬼
我跑上去PS混了一下
被他们的Senior误认为PPS,
为了避免被抓包，我当然飞速离开现场啦
到了食堂，他们男生一群还在，
我就混过去想辩题
那早上就这样混一下混一下过了，还有很多囧事，在这里写出来真的是会写到我手软
所以就……跳一下咯

考英语之前，
全部人在那边谈天说地，根本没有一个人在那边啃书
辩论手就围在一起从辩题谈谈下谈到去KPop
Pn Farazila 也没眼看了咯
考英语的时候，左边的世界都很混乱，蔚祥还在那边Kap来Kap去，全班笑翻 XD
再跳 xD

下课的时候下大雨，我送了怡惠一个很美丽的手印，自然的，我也没什么好日子过
阿惠啊，我的颈项很湿的啊啊啊 /.\

考国语之前，情况也一样混乱，根本没有读书的气氛
懵懵懂懂的进了考场，一开考卷，真的是“脑到用时方恨少也”
上天有很想为我们感到悲哀，下了一场很大很大的雨
涂答案涂到一半，“乒乓~”，惊天地，泣鬼神啊 .__.
吓倒我们很多下的咯
玻璃破了 ><
砸到，小心一点嘛，等下有血光之灾啊

就这样，考试在雷雨声中结束了
成绩？不要管它先啦 xD
先享受人生咯~ 哈哈 ><


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