Good job

Author: Luochi
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: These days, she lived a double life, feeling that it made her a more interesting and complex person. The Westerleigh factory area was dotted with factories, warehouse clusters sprawled across the landscape, roads crisscrossed in winding patterns, overlaid with overgrown railway cuts and dilapidated canals that resembled Martian terrain. Thus, this wasteland itself was like a shadow country, the dark side of Lumbry, unknown to those who had been nurtured by the light of cultural and academic knowledge in university. Of course, the reverse was true for those working in Purgel: the university and everything it represented were in the shadows—strange, alien, mysterious, and a bit intimidating. These two regions had their own values, their own main events, their own language and behavior, everything being vastly different. Hopping back and forth across the boundary lines between them, Luoping felt like a spy; and like spies often do, she occasionally endured torment of suspicion: whether justice was on her side. These days, she lived a double life, feeling that it made her a more interesting and complex person. The Westerleigh factory area was dotted with factories, warehouse clusters sprawled across the landscape, roads crisscrossed in winding patterns, overlaid with overgrown railway cuts and dilapidated canals that resembled Martian terrain. Thus, this wasteland itself was like a shadow country, the dark side of Lumbry, unknown to those who had been nurtured by the light of cultural and academic knowledge in university. Of course, the reverse was true for those working in Purgel: the university and everything it represented were in the shadows—strange, alien, mysterious, and a bit intimidating. These two regions had their own values, their own main events, their own language and behavior, everything being vastly different. Hopping back and forth across the boundary lines between them, Luoping felt like a spy; and like spies often do, she occasionally endured torment of suspicion: whether justice was on her side.