(Continued) After I got into the car, he coldly said, “Fasten your seat belt!” and nothing else. When I heard his cold words, I felt so nervous I could hardly fasten my seat belt! On the way home, we were both silent. “God, I don’t want to be badly treated!” I thought. My “life” there was bad. Every day I had greasy food. I couldn’t stand it. In his house it seemed there was no difference between a refugee and a student like me. Every time I ate a meal I felt sick to my stomach! The food, such as fried potato chips, fish sticks, etc., was very unhealthy. From the medical point of view, eating fried food greatly increases the chance of putting on weight, causing heart disease, hypertension and so on. I wanted meat and vegetables so I told them that since I studied for a long time every day I needed to have some food rich in protein and vitamins. If not, I would lack the energy to get through my day. Because of my attitude, the food changed a little. I remembered one thing that really annoyed me. One day I used two eggs to make a Chinese dish “fried eggs with tomato,” and the next day, I found that all of the leftover eggs had disappeared. I couldn’t find them anywhere! (To be continued)