During the day, Nathan Foster was busy with military district affairs and couldn't personally tutor South Grant, so he left her in the office to review the papers from the previous days' tutoring.
After being guided by Nathan Foster, South Grant found that the exercises which she previously regarded as formidable seemed not so difficult anymore.
The papers that originally required a whole morning to solve were finished by South Grant in just over an hour.
Seeing that it was still early, South Grant suddenly felt the advantage of waking up early.
She used to think that on Saturdays and Sundays, waking up late ruins the morning, getting up early makes you foolish all day, so it's best not to get up at all.
Now getting up early, she even ran two laps in the morning and felt extraordinarily energetic.
