Han Jinyue found it increasingly strange. She, the great heroine Han, had always prided herself on treating others kindly—how could she be calling someone a green tea bitch in her head?!
She shouldn't be secretly slapping labels on people, either.
She was someone who dared to love and hate. If she truly had something to say about someone, she would absolutely say it to their face, not merely think it in her heart.
As though she had noticed Han Jinyue's gaze, Fan Qingmeng offered her a friendly smile.
The smile was very friendly, but for some reason, Han Jinyue found it more and more irritating.
And along with that irritation, more memories concerning the other girl surfaced one after another.
A mysteriously transferred student who had appeared out of nowhere, with a secretive past and breathtaking beauty—she had directly snatched away Han Jinyue's title as the prettiest girl in class. Most crucially, there was her personality: cold and distant when expressionless, yet gentle when speaking to others. To boys their age, she was simply a complete massacre.
Unlike Han Jinyue, who was always charging about like a whirlwind, bouncing all over the place, and secretly called a witch behind her back...
In short, before Fan Qingmeng arrived, Han Jinyue's personality might have been a little "lively," but nobody thought much of it. Now that there was someone to compare her to, though, her "liveliness" seemed a little "vicious."
Han Jinyue finally remembered why she had thought the other girl was a green tea bitch. How could someone with that sort of personality possibly exist in the real world? It had to be an act.
If she wanted to put on such an act herself, it wasn't as if she couldn't. She simply disliked pretending.
But having her expose the other