Adler Villa.
"Penny didn't get hurt for nothing."
After hearing Juno's introduction, Adam couldn't help sighing.
Juno merely smiled without saying anything.
Julia, the newly moved-in tenant upstairs, had the heart of a Little Red Riding Hood. Like Juno back in high school, she enjoyed setting traps for criminals.
Unlike Juno, who chose targets, gathered sufficient information beforehand, made the most detailed and thorough plans, and only then acted—
Julia was much simpler.
Just like when Penny provoked her this time.
That's right.
In Julia's eyes—and in the eyes of other women—what Penny did was blatant provocation.
So it was perfectly reasonable for Penny herself to constantly have Leonard and the others do this and that for her, mooch meals and drinks off them, treat them as friends, and claim to care about them.
But when it came to Julia, Penny said Leonard and the others were good people with little experience dealing with women, and told her not to hurt them!
What the hell!
The pot calling the kettle black, huh?
Julia understood perfectly well why Penny had said that. It was entirely because she couldn't win.
Did Penny think Julia hadn't noticed her changing into revealing outfits, telling physics jokes Julia didn't even understand, treating Leonard and the others to meals, and playing nerd games with them?
What was all that supposed to be?
Wasn't it just an attempt to steal Leonard and the others' attention back from her?
And it had done absolutely nothing.
That was why Penny had flown into a rage and tried provoking her with such a ridiculous excuse.
If Penny had succeeded, Julia could easily imagine the smug look on her face.
Since Penny had chosen to provoke her so openly, then Julia was more than happy to show her temper.
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