10 Days to the End.

Summary

In a kindergarten setting, the narrator, initially self-serving and disdainful towards children, contrasts sharply with the kind-hearted Chen Ting. After witnessing Chen Ting's compassionate actions towards a child who had an accident, the narrator realizes the potential benefits of winning over wealthy parents. However, after receiving gifts, the narrator faces scrutiny from the principal, suspecting Chen Ting of reporting her. A confrontation ensues, revealing the narrator's unethical treatment of children and Chen Ting's commitment to their well-being. Chen Ting's passionate defense of the children challenges the narrator's motives, leading to a conflict between their differing values in education.

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