Daily Life

Our department has a graduation exhibition, and our group consists of five people. Initially, one person and I were friends, he was the group leader, and I was the deputy leader. We cooperated well, but after less than three months, we had a fight. He started doing nothing, and many tasks and discussions became my responsibility. Among the other group members, one is an athlete, one is close with that girl, and one never does anything when assigned tasks. At one point, we needed to order supplies. Since I did a trial run first, I placed the order, and then they ordered together later. When I ordered first, it was for the whole group's supplies, but when something was missing, only I was anxious. Only the athlete occasionally thought of solutions for me, but the teachers restricted the athletes from touching the graduation exhibition. So, it was like I was the only one busy with all this. In the meantime, I went to distant places several times to buy things, but they just gave perfunctory responses. Later, when it was their turn to order, they made mistakes on more than half of the items because they weren't familiar with it. I had to help them count the items afterward for the situation to improve. Then, coincidentally, some items ran out, and instead of discussing it among themselves, they came to me and asked if I could help. I just asked another girl to respond, and at 12 AM that night, I received a long message, as shown in the picture: