The girl nodded frantically. "Okay."
Julianne's fury flared even hotter. She struggled to push forward and argue, but her friend desperately held her back.
"Julianne, Vivienne is too cunning. Did you forget how many times she's played us? If we can't beat her out in the open, we have to strike from the shadows."
Realizing her friend had a point, Julianne let out a cold scoff and sat back down, scowling.
Sophia also sat down. Her gaze unconsciously drifted to her bound, flat chest, and the light in her eyes visibly dimmed.
It was the lunch hour, and everyone was resting.
Julianne's lackeys were sweeping the classroom floor.
"Huh? Why is there a bag of hair here?"
"Ew, gross. Just sweep it up."
"But it looks like someone dropped it by accident. Look, there's a phone number on it."
"Who cares? Julianne is waiting for us. If we're late, she's going to throw a fit again."
The girls sped up their cleaning. Once they finished, they hurried out of the classroom, only to run smack into Vivienne right at the door.
Vivienne crossed her arms. "I'm here to inspect the cleaning and make sure you didn't slack off."
Why are you such a nightmare? The girls fumed inwardly but didn't dare speak up.
Vivienne made a grand show of walking around the classroom. Seeing that she truly couldn't find a single flaw, she clicked her tongue and shook her head. "What a pity..."
Pity about what? Was she looking for an excuse to punish them?
The girls silently cursed her venomous mindset but kept their expressions cautious. "Can we go now?"
Vivienne waved them off. "Go, go."
The girls practically scrambled out of the classroom, treating her dismissal like a royal pardon.
"What are they so scared of? I don't eat people," Vivienne muttered. She was about to leave when she noticed a small plastic bag of hair sitting at the top of the trash can.
"Huh? Isn't this...?"
Mina gritted her teeth. "I'm going to prove to you that she's a psycho! Until then, keep your mouth shut, or don't blame me when I ruin you!"
Having dropped her threat, Mina turned and marched away. But after two steps, a thought struck her, and she pivoted right back. Grabbing Vivienne by the arm, she dragged her toward the door. "No, you're lazy, greedy, and far too cunning. I don't trust you. You're coming with me, so you don't stay behind and cook up some scheme to ruin my reputation."
"Hey, hey, hey! Mina, where are you dragging me?"
"To the hospital."
"I'm not going! I have classes this afternoon."
"You sleep through every single class, and you still have the nerve to claim you need to study?"
"..."
Once the two girls disappeared down the corridor, bickering all the way, Bianca strolled out from the neighboring classroom.
Vivi is incredible. Mina really did drag her along.
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