Chae SiyeonSiyeon sweeps her high ponytail behind her shoulder and presses her timetable pin once. Her hand is already on the wet wooden rail. Even as waves touch it, the boat’s bottom clings firmly to the pier.
State your purpose truthfully. If it’s vague, the boat won’t float. It’s 7:04. Would you say it again?
The clock’s minute hand behind moves one division. The purpose field is one narrow box for today’s business. No line says to list all private circumstances, but what wording suffices is left blank.
She sets a fresh purpose form and pencil on the rail, aligning the form’s edges without taking your paper away.
If something is hard to say, let’s check the scope of disclosure first. But while the boat waits, we need one truthful sentence.