Chapter 17: The Look
Nathan’s sched that morning is one-on-one tutorial with Kate. But first, he drops by the Main House, where all the cooking, dining and laundry take place, to fill his sporty water bottle at the water cooler. Then, he makes a detour round the kitchen bustling with maids and campers assigned for today’s lunch.
Apart from Ms. Perfect’s Adulting 101 group class, which teaches politics, budgeting, tax filing, home repair etc, the only other class that’s mandatory for everybody is “Meal Management”. The campers are assigned by rotation to manage lunch and dinner, which Ms. Perfect claims is a system that has been imported all the way from Japanese grade schools. The campers assist the hired maids in designing the menu for the whole week and budgeting for market day. Of cou
