The sun shone brightly, and the spring breeze brushed against their faces.
The air was cool with a hint of warmth. It was a beautiful season.
Through the white iron fence,
a group of young students was playing soccer on the broad green lawn, sweating it out to their heart's content. It was a scene brimming with youthful energy.
Su Qiao, walking beneath the shade of the trees, glanced over indifferently before turning her head away.
In the middle of the day, a group of people chasing after a ball seemed rather foolish to her.
She couldn't understand what fun there was in it.
It would be better to go to the library and look up some information.
"Hey, Shorty, Yellow Monkey, didn't you hear me calling you?"
"Squinty, can't see with those eyes? Could it be your ears are deaf too?"
"Hahaha, Squinty, Yellow Monkey—that's pretty fitting!"
Just as Su Qiao was about to head toward the library, voices full of mockery came from not far behind her.
Judging by the footsteps, there were probably five people, and they were likely boys.
With both hands in her pockets, Su Qiao turned around carelessly.
Sure enough, there were five boys.
She swept an indifferent glance over the sneering, contemptuous faces. "You... were calling me?"
Shorty?
She was five foot five. How was she short?
Squinty?
She had standard phoenix eyes—large, dark, and beautiful. What part of her looked like a monster?
As for Yellow Monkey?
To hell with Yellow Monkey. They made it sound as though they had sprung from cracks in a rock.
No, people like them should have been nurtured in an environment like a filthy drain.
"Hahaha, could this yellow-skinned dog be an idiot?"
"Could an idiot snatch Alger's sister's spot the moment she transferred here, earn