After that thought occurred to her, Jahadorei quickly became convinced she was right.
It was obvious that Chloe was a young lady; no one else here had the same spoiled temperament Chloe did.
But clearly, Lu Qi Zhen was a young lady too.
From her food, clothing, spending habits, and way of doing things, Jahadorei could almost picture her family—her parents had respectable jobs, while she had grown up carefree in a safe, civilized greenhouse. Everyone loved and cared for her, looking after her whenever she was hurt or downcast...
Yes, Jahadorei thought sadly. If that had not been the case, Lu Qi Zhen would not have developed the personality she had now.
Someone so sheltered, someone who always needed others to worry over her, must have lived in an excessively friendly environment.
For a moment, Jahadorei actually felt a little sorry for herself.
Of course, she knew she did not belong to the same world as girls like Lu Qi Zhen and Chloe. Eunice was her true fellow townsman. Yet ever since coming to Hesta's farm, she and Eunice had not been able to hold a proper conversation. Whenever they were together, they only argued, and both felt their conversations were pointless—like talking past each other.
She could spend an entire afternoon with Lu Qi Zhen and Chloe in their beautiful rooms, or even go into town with them. They chatted about everything along the way, as if they had known one another for years—but how absurd was that? They could casually fish out a "small sum" from their pockets that would make her hesitate for half a month.
Lu Qi Zhen was still talking animatedly, probably about something from her high school days. She was going on at length about why she had reacted that way the night