I Just Want to Be an Ordinary Writer

"Nana!"

When Kawakami Nana was pushed awake by the nanny, she had a feeling of "I don't know what night is today".

She rubbed her eyes in confusion, then sat up - only then did she realize that she... fell asleep on the dining table?

Looking up at the time, Kawakami Nana couldn't believe it - she actually slept for nearly 20 hours.

What made her even more unbelievable was that she still felt sleepy and felt that she would continue to sleep.

"Are you okay? Nana?"

The nanny, who is almost 40 years old, is a very gentle person, with almost no faults except for his lack of knowledge.

She cooks very well, always neat and fast when cleaning.

She doesn't talk much, she always quietly takes the door and leaves after finishing her own business, and then comes back on time during working hours the next day.

——For this reason, Kawakami Nana likes her very much.

Being looked at with concerned eyes by the kind nanny, Nana Kawakami felt a little sorry.

She shook her head at the nanny, with a faint smile: "It's okay, Auntie, I'm just a little sleepy."

She raised her hand to support the table top of the dining table, and shook her head to find that she was indeed still a little groggy.

"That... I'll go to sleep for a while. Auntie has worked hard today."

After saying this, Kawakami Nana returned to her room.

She wasn't lying, she did need some sleep.

Maybe 1 hour.

Or maybe 3 hours, or more.

Anyway...

'Good night'

The blackout curtains are very good at blocking out the dazzling sunlight outside, and the room is still like night.

Kawakami Nana slid into the quilt and covered her with the quilt, but within a few seconds, her breathing became even and soothing.

She had a dream—

Terrible Terrible Terrible!

Kawakami Nana can clearly know that she is dreaming.

In her dream, she was in an unmanned amusement park, and there were brightly colored amusements everywhere - but there were no staff, so all the amusements became decorations.

She was still wearing the pajamas she had worn when she fell asleep, and walked towards the merry-go-round curiously.

Kawakami Nana put her hand on the wooden horse, and the wooden horse turned into pieces of white paper and fell to the ground.

She stared at the blank paper beside her feet in confusion for a moment, and quickly accepted this setting - this is a dream, even if the Trojan horse turns into a monster, it is not surprising, isn't it?

If she convinced herself, Kawakami Nana bent down and picked up the white paper on the ground.

- Black ink marks began to appear on the white paper.

"Snapped,"

A mechanical pencil fell at her feet.

She looked at the mechanical pencil subconsciously, and after thinking about it, she bent down to pick it up again, and then looked at the paper in her hand—there were suddenly many math problems on the paper!

Ahh!

so horrible!

Perhaps because it was a dream, Kawakami Nana's reaction was particularly intense.

——She tried to throw out the math test paper she was not good at.

But she failed.

She raised her hand to look at the blue sky, and a huge electronic clock appeared absurdly in the sky - counting down 5 hours.

"If you can't finish it...it will be doubled~"

An ethereal voice came from the sky—Nana Kawakami identified the owner of the voice in a state of surprise—it was the marionette!

so...

It really is a ghost!

Kawakami Nana looked down at the scattered test papers in her hands, feeling both aggrieved and scared.

The desks and chairs appeared in front of her and issued a silent invitation to her - sit down and write the test paper.

......

Kawakami Nana's room was still dark, and the sun outside had a tendency to set, but she was still sleeping.

There were fine beads of sweat on her forehead, and she kicked off the quilt when she turned over.

The nanny knocked on the door, waited at the door for two minutes and then pushed in.